Sentence examples for fraudulent energy from inspiring English sources

After joining "M*A*S*H" and earning his "first real money," he invested, as did Walter Cronkite and others, in a fraudulent energy venture.

In 2001-2002, the agencies were in hot-water over failing to detect the eventual meltdown of fraudulent energy and telecom outfits Enron and Worldcom, both of which eventually went bankrupt.

A lawyer for a Maryland man accused of selling $9.1 million in fraudulent renewable energy credits says his client isn't guilty because buyers knew they were fake.

It is hard for me to find the words to express what a massive, fraudulent, pathetic excuse for an energy policy this is.

Former Enron investors have reaped a legal bounty in the past week: $4.2 billion in settlements from JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup as the banks seek to resolve lawsuits over their roles in aiding the failed energy trader's fraudulent finances.

The NTS said that the latest scams are likely to emerge in the energy sector, for instance fraudulent businesses claiming to sell solar panels as government funding for the Green Deal comes to an end.

But the European scheme has been fraught with problems including over-allocation of allowances resulting in windfall profits for energy corporations and allegedly fraudulent "missing trader" transactions worth €5bn.

The latest is "Operation Razor", an investigation into fraudulent public works that has cost the energy minister his job, implicated a dozen legislators, embarrassed several state governors and now threatens Renan Calheiros, the president of the Senate, an important ally of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.All this makes Brazil look ever-more corrupt.

In his letter, Mr. Markey asked the F.T.C. whether it believed any of the claims made by energy drink producers were deceptive or fraudulent and, if so, whether the agency planned to take any actions in response.

The most recent Enron-related convictions were of three British bankers dubbed the "Natwest three" who were jailed for 37 months for embezzling $7.3m through in a fraudulent deal struck in the Cayman Islands with the energy trading firm.

Dynegy itself was facing similar charges of fraudulent trading and price gouging during California's energy crisis charges that have since resulted in $30.5 million in penalties and three criminal convictions.