Sentence examples for current tariffs from inspiring English sources

The cut will not apply to older fixed tariffs that are no longer on sale, but the firm said customers can switch without charge to one of the current tariffs.

Most European solar firms view the current tariffs on Chinese solar panels as an unnecessary tax on the industry that constrains expansion, and postpones the day that subsidies can be dispensed with altogether.

Current tariffs are indeed "bamboozling" and a uniform language should be simple to construct – something closer to the banks' display of APR rates on loans and credit cards would be a start.

The goal of the current tariffs, and of the price and quantity regulations that could replace them, is to protect American and European manufacturers from what they and the Obama administration describe as unfair competition.

However, current tariffs are not high enough to compensate for depreciation and investment needs in nuclear, hydro, and most thermal power plants (IEA [2006b]).

SRP's current tariffs allow consumers with excess photovoltaic power generation to sell those kilowatt-hours to SRP at a flat rate which does not vary by time of day.

Labour said the proposal was unworkable given the complexity of current tariff structures.

These will receive the current tariff before moving to the lower rate on 1 April 2012.

The pound has tumbled since last week when in her party conference speech May appeared to put taking control over immigration above retaining access to the single market on the current tariff-free terms.

But Mark Wilson, Aston Martin's finance director, said a continuation of current tariff-free trading between Britain and the EU would have been ideal and that politicians should seek a deal as close to that as possible.

Their ability to take power off the grid, store it, and then release it later creates "potential problems for current tariff, billing and metering approaches," notes the EPRI in a recent report.