The term 'contract for difference' is an appropriate and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to an agreement between two parties whereby the seller will pay to the buyer the difference between the current value of an asset and its value at the contract's conclusion. For example, "The two companies finalized a contract for difference regarding the stock's price at the end of the quarter."
"However, it was not a commitment to deliver a contract for difference.
But it is still awaiting European approval of the contract for difference investment awarded to it by the UK government, and the Opus deal will depend on this.
A similar contract for difference was agreed last year for the first nuclear power plant in the UK in decades, at Hinkley point in Somerset.
The government has finally admitted what had been denied for years – that the contract for difference aid mechanism for the power station is effectively a state subsidy.
The problems with the UK government surround the final wording of a "contract for difference" contract under which energy consumers will effectively guarantee long-term prices for EDF.
Gloucester-based Tidal Lagoon Power had hoped to agree a guaranteed power price with the government – known as a contract for difference – for the "pathfinder" lagoon at Swansea.
In this article, we investigate the role that a Contract-for-Difference (CFD) might play in increasing investment in renewable energy in Australia.
Shorten said if he wins the next federal election, the government will fund the transformation through concessional loans, equity and contract-for-difference auction schemes that are already used in some Australian states, and internationally.
The Securities and Exchange Commission is examining a product known as a contract-for-difference, which allows investors to bet on changes in stock prices without owning the shares, two people briefed on the matter said.
The measures involve government underwriting of new renewable generation through an instrument like contracts-for-difference, and direct investment in infrastructure.
It's important to understand the distinction between actual Bitcoins vs. leveraged Bitcoin futures, options, binary contracts, Contracts-For-Difference (CFDs), and swaps.
