Sentence examples for allowance proceeds from inspiring English sources

Last year, 14 schools and seven town buildings approved projects to install solar PV systems with CO2 allowance proceeds.

Participating states are reportedly investing, on average, 80percentt of their CO2 allowance proceeds to consumer benefit and energy programs.

If Congress' real goal was to help consumers pay for the potential increase in energy costs, they could just give the allowances (or the proceeds of the sale of allowances) directly to consumers, and let them sell them to the utilities, either through their electricity bills or through a mediated transaction like eBay.

In 1855 she was again involved in a lawsuit because her husband not only refused to pay her allowance but demanded the proceeds of her books.

U.S. companies, he warned, might even sell their excess carbon allowances and plow the proceeds into new polluting factories in China.

Perceptions of morality were complex and seemed tied with how the proceeds from allowances were used or shared.

Governor Schwarzenegger has convened an Economic and Allocations Advisory Committee to consider "returning the value of allowances back to the people, including through an auction of allowances and distribution of auction proceeds in the form of a rebate or dividend, in order to minimize the cost to California consumers and maximize the benefits to the state's economy".

In that regard, there is one idea in particular I would like you to explore among other options: the concept of returning the value of allowances back to the people, including through an auction of allowances and distribution of auction proceeds in the form of a rebate or dividend, in order to minimize the cost to California consumers and maximize the benefits to the state's economy.

For example, in Connecticut, while most proceeds from CO2 allowances are going towards expanding programs focused on efficient and renewable energy, a small portion of their proceeds are aimed at additional climate programs.

Cost overruns are mitigated by the inclusion of appropriate contingencies in the budget estimate to cover change orders, etc., and these contingency allowances are disbursed as the project proceeds to cover the additional costs.

States are expected to sell emission allowances through auctions, and invest their proceeds in consumer benefits.