Sentence examples for energy affiliate from inspiring English sources

The pipeline unit of the El Paso Corporation appears to have violated federal rules by providing information that allowed its merchant energy affiliate to outbid rivals for capacity on a natural gas pipeline into California, a federal regulatory judge said today.

[C2.] El Paso Accused of Violating Rules The pipeline unit of the El Paso Corporation appears to have violated federal rules by providing information that allowed its merchant energy affiliate to outbid rivals for capacity on a natural gas pipeline into California, a federal regulatory judge said.

SmallEnergy: small domestic energy provider (seller); energy affiliate (buyer) [2006; executed] LOW: buyer familiar with sector.

BigEnergy: major foreign energy provider (seller); energy affiliate (buyer) [2009; not completed] LOW: buyer familiar with sector.

The purchase, Mr. Mexia's first foray into the United States, doubled the amount of wind power in Energías's portfolio, giving the once sleepy utility the fourth-largest wind-farm capacity, behind Iberdrola of Spain, FPL Energy (an affiliate of Florida Power and Light) and another Spanish company, Acciona Energía.

"We're clearly looking at punching lots of new holes," said Dan Reicher, a former assistant secretary of energy now affiliated with the World Resources Institute.

Laboratories devoted to developing new forms of sustainable energy and affiliated with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology are housed in big concrete structures that are clad in pillowlike panels of ethylene-tetrafluoroethylene, a super-strong translucent plastic that has become fashionable in contemporary architecture circles for its sleek look and durability.

It seems like RBMA Bass Camp Montreal was just yesterday, and already we're hearing news of more sumptuous, energy drink-affiliated musical goodness.

EOTT Energy Partners said yesterday that it paid $120 million for energy assets from affiliates of the energy marketer and trader, Enron.

Today, the Oracle of Omaha said he would search for more opportunities to acquire energy assets after an affiliate of his company, Berkshire Hathaway, announced a $9.4 billion deal to acquire PacifiCorp, a Portland, Ore., gas and electric company.

Hopefully, the company will find ways to put drones and data to work reducing carbon and chemical emissions affiliated with energy production and distribution.