In contrast to progressively declining feed-in tariffs that are commonly associated with fledgling renewable energy programs, this study introduces the concept of progressively escalating feed-in tariffs to encourage the development of mature markets—in this case, the Taiwan wind power market.
Is it not obvious that with a rapidly expanding population to feed, escalating climate impacts and dwindling resources, biofuels are a flagrant and dangerous waste?
He failed to stem a flood of corruption scandals that started under previous leaders, but fed escalating disenchantment with his party, which had ruled since independence.
And it is no surprise that the "less than kosher" 'Big Six' are balking at the prospect that fossil fuel-centric price projections in coming decades - potentially feeding escalating mega-profits at the expense of consumers - might not come to pass.
phenotype seems to follow naturally from the suggestion that slight initiating changes in a metabolite might lead to an escalating response via feed-back mechanisms.
Throw in escalating fuel prices and the surcharges many Long Island farmers encounter because of the hauling distances for feed and for everything else, and the increase in cost can be substantial.
Aided by the convenience of modern technology, transport and commerce, illicit trade in ivory to feed the escalating demand in Asia threatens to repeat the elephant holocaust of 30 years ago.
Much of this is fed by escalating wholesale natural gas prices that were 1,000 percent higher in Southern California in December 2000 than in December 1999.
Mr. Bush's imminent decision on a border agency fed an escalating debate on Capitol Hill today about Mr. Ridge's accountability to Congress.
Add to those conditions the extra hoopla that will be present this Saturday on the biggest day of 2002 in New York racing: about 80,000 full-throated fans, all feeding the escalating excitement of a possible Triple Crown winner.
He backed Turnbull's position of not unilaterally sending ground combat units into Syria, saying the history of western-led intervention in the region was "poor to say the least" and an escalated presence would feed the propaganda of Isis.
