Sentence examples for grant upfront from inspiring English sources

When construction is complete, NRG is eligible to receive a $430 million check from the Treasury Department — part of a change made in 2009 that allows clean-energy projects to receive 30 percent of their cost as a cash grant upfront instead of taking other tax breaks gradually over several years.

Eurozone lenders would argue that granting upfront relief is therefore nonsensical; Greece must first prove it is serious about reform.

The state provided $2.5 million in an upfront grant to Amer Sports to cover relocation and building improvement costs.

A £250 grant pays the upfront deposit for a childcare place, without which single parents can't take an offered job.

And when the recession tightened credit markets and flattened investors' profits, making tax credits less attractive, the federal government offered the option of a 30 percent upfront grant instead of the tax credit, as part of the 2009 recovery act.

Pet project A full grant for the upfront costs of childcare up to £700 for approximately 1,200 families, with a view to expanding it to take in more low income families later.

It was also found that for design D3 under funding scenario S2, the project will require an upfront grant of 396 MEUR.

Ken Livingstone said he would offer low income families returning to work a full grant for the upfront costs of childcare up to £700.

For example, many of us fought hard to gain acceptance for upfront grants.

It also gave investors the option to exchange production credits for upfront grants worth 30% of project cost.

The results confirm the intuitive notion that more generous financial remuneration schemes provide quicker payback; however we observe that in low irradiance regions there is little difference between upfront grants and feed-in-tariffs to accelerate payback timeframes.