Sentence examples for get a tariff from inspiring English sources

Far better to get a tariff up and running, and then refine it as we go along.

The pain for people like me who have already fitted such technologies is that we will only get a tariff of 9p per kWh, roughly equivalent to the payments we already get from the government's renewable obligation certificate scheme.

Probably the most shameful example is that of the leading civil liberties solicitor Saimo Chahal, who was demonised in the media for representing Peter Sutcliffe, the murderer dubbed the Yorkshire Ripper, as he sought get a tariff after which he could be considered for release from his life sentence.

And how's a brother supposed to get a "tariff waiver" for a company in his district.

In exchange... [tenants] get a cheaper tariff".

But large-scale community wind turbines will get a lower tariff than proposed last year, leaving the overall level of support to the industry little changed.

This was a major barrier for establishing new wind farms as other renewable energy plants continued to get a higher tariff.

Those building PV roof panels into a new-build home get a slightly lower tariff (36.1p per kWh).

At the scheme's launch, anyone fitting an average-sized £12,500, 2.5kW solar photovoltaic (PV) system to their existing home will initially be paid 41.3p per kilowatt hour (kWh) generated, and those fitting the same system to a new-build house will get a slightly lower tariff (36.1p per kWh).

However, Australia failed to get a reduction in tariffs on key commodities such as rice, wheat, cotton and sugar.

Some technologies such as solar photovoltaic panels on household roofs will get a higher feed-in tariff, and, importantly, all tariffs will be uprated with inflation each year.