In the past decade, fuel, equipment and even bee boxes have doubled and tripled in price.
"We have specific amounts of fuel, equipment, but it is still limited, we can only carry on like this for a few weeks," he said.
Authoritarian and, even worse, potentially unstable states like Pakistan and North Korea have opted out of the nonproliferation system in order to develop a bomb; terrorist groups seek weapons of mass destruction; and a global black market delivers nuclear fuel, equipment and weapons designs to states that aspire to join the nuclear club.
Common and contract carriers; establishments engaged in providing services, fuel, equipment, or other goods or facilities for the operation of such carriers (Idaho Sheet Metal Works v. Wirtz,383 U.S. 190, rehearing denied 383 U.S. 963; Wirtz v. Steepleton General Tire Co., Inc.383 U.S. 190, rehearing denied 383 U.S. 963; Boutell v. Whaling).
The glider, a car minus motor, gearbox, and fuel equipment, is taken as a useful basis for modeling [61].
For most of the 1990s the majority of airline costs personnel, fuel, equipment and distribution were covered by big-ticket business travelers, who paid a premium for last-minute, midweek fares.
The Hyundai site already had hydrogen fueling equipment, which had been installed in 2005.
The enclosed harbour, with two basins, has modern cargo-handling and fueling equipment.
The agency agreed that any new bus depots it built would be designed to accommodate natural-gas fueling equipment.
The government would also need to provide billions of dollars of incentives for truck companies to convert their trucks and for filling stations to install the fueling equipment.
We ran in a situation, it was with a fleet in the Midwest, where they had purchased natural gas vehicles and there the contract that they had signed with the fueling equipment provider stated overtly that they could not buy anything other than a natural gas fueled bus for X number of years.
