Sentence examples for foreign electricity from inspiring English sources

A lot of people are calling it "The Bulgarian Spring", because it's quickly becoming clear that the discontent stems from many more factors other than the greedy profiteering of foreign electricity companies.

U Soe Thane, a minister and key aide to President Thein Sein, does not hesitate when asked the most frequent complaint by foreign investors: "Electricity," he replies.

Table 4 shows the competition mode of some major foreign wholesale electricity markets [33].

A crescendo of blackouts is plaguing the Dominican Republic, a nation of 8.8 million that is festering while the government and foreign-owned electricity companies feud.

But Mexico's Constitution virtually forbids foreign investment in electricity production.

Civil servants did not receive salaries for months; consumer prices surged; and there were severe shortages of foreign exchange, fuel, electricity, and water.

With new Russian laws allowing foreign investment in electricity generation, envoys from Khabarovsk, home to the regional power company, have traveled to Beijing recently, pitching proposals for Chinese financing of dams.

Denmark, which was almost entirely dependent on foreign oil for its electricity, was hit particularly hard.

Vostok-Energo has little money to invest, and there is little precedent for investment by foreign companies in Russian electricity.

Standing alone, the metropolitan area would rank among the world's 30 largest economies, drawing billions of dollars of foreign investment into telecommunications, electricity infrastructure and automotive manufacturing.

A takeover would end five months of discussions about the future of British Energy, of which the government owns 35.8percentt, and would leave the company, which supplies about 17percentt of Britain's electricity, in foreign hands.