Companies that generate renewable energy get a guaranteed above-market rate for 20 years.
The AFL-CIO, which represents most unions in America, is pushing for legislation to curb executive-only pensions that give a chosen few guaranteed above-market rates of return.Soft landings, hard questionsSo-called "golden parachutes", large pay-offs even when top executives fail, have become a main focus this year in the debate over executive pay.
Europe also started dismantling the sugar preferences it granted to its former colonies, which used to guarantee above-market prices.
The German policy, which guarantees above-market payments to producers of renewable power, is being adopted in many countries - but not Britain, where renewables generate about 4% of the country's electricity and 2% of its overall energy needs.
Few localities choose the shutdown option, unless near bankruptcy, thereby almost guaranteeing above-inflation rate increases in the utility bills even as local revenues fall.
Adopting some reasonable assumptions for A and L, we establish that two new criterions for guaranteeing above systems have one non-trivial homoclinic solution.
These guaranteed an above-market return on energy produced from wind, solar and other renewables for a set time period.
Asked how the Conservatives would fund the pledge, he said the economy had been turned around and pointed to investment in the service during the last Parliament, when the government guaranteed an above-inflation increase in funding.
end{aligned} The relations (5.8 - 5.10) are guaranteed by the above M and m.
Suppose that x ∈ A i, T x ∈ A i + 1, and we take a subsequence x n k of { x n } with x n k ∈ A i − 1 (the existence of this subsequence is guaranteed by the above-mentioned comment).
