The phrase "achieve payback" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, investment, or project management, where one discusses recovering costs or gaining returns on an investment.
Example: "The company expects to achieve payback on its new solar energy project within five years."
Alternatives: "recoup costs" or "realize returns."
Conditions for achieving payback time of 5 years or lower due to energy savings are identified, while the socio-economic benefits of avoiding digging and installing new cable infrastructure are highlighted.
Within two years, they plan to manufacture enough systems to drive costs down and achieve their payback targets.
"Many venture capitalists have had so much success raising money that they need to invest larger amounts" to achieve desired payback, he said.
Already we are at the point thanks to falling prices from large-scale production in China and other manufacturing hubs, and thanks to government rebates where some clean-tech retrofits achieve cash payback in less than three years.
With the high capital cost associated with these systems, government subsidies and incentives are still required in order for them to achieve satisfactory payback times and become cost-competitive with conventional HVAC systems.
Fuel cell buses can reduce the energy consumption by 58%, and emit 67% less LCA CO2eq than the conventional diesel bus, and achieve compensatory payback of 0.620 $/km (depending on the hydrogen price).
The key findings from the research indicate that the municipality will achieve a payback period of approximately 4 years, and a 10 years internal rate of return of 20.5%, versus the current system of out souring.
This has enabled them to achieve customer payback periods of less than six months, something unheard of in financial services," said Sven Achter, general partner at Holtzbrinck Ventures and chairman of the Payleven board. .
This has enabled them to achieve customer payback periods of less than six months, something unheard of in financial services," said Sven Achter, general partner at Holtzbrinck Ventures and chairman of the Payleven board.
