Sentence examples for net tariff from inspiring English sources

While developing countries under WTO rules have been granted 'less than full reciprocation' in their tariff-reduction schedules, present negotiations for increased 'non-agricultural market access' (NAMA negotiations) could result in annual net tariff losses for developing countries of USD 63 billion, but losses of only USD 38 billion for developed countries [ 87, 88].

We also find that the ETS will not produce a high enough carbon price to assist most RElec technologies before 2020; and that most of the feed-in tariffs exclude large-scale RElec and will give little assistance to small-scale RElec because they are mostly net tariffs.

Open image in new window Fig. 2 Change in the government's net tariffs for the power plant 1 versus Lb G Open image in new window Fig. 3 Change in the government's net tariffs for the power plant 2 versus Lb G. Figures 2 and 3 show that the government's penalties for the non-green energy sources, always are higher than penalties for the green energy sources.

Mr Nolan said that the regulator was open to any remedies that the CMA suggested, including a safety net cheap tariff for vulnerable customers.

Hence, offsetting domestic use in peak periods when PV electricity is generated would, on average, provide three times the price which they are offered for exporting electricity through a net feed in tariff.

It is worth noting that selling price here refers to the net feed-in-tariff for wind resource.

In this network, the net feed-in-tariff for wind resources is lower than the electricity retail rate.

The initial promise was that they were a negotiating tactic to get net lowering of tariffs around the globe.

Figures 2 and 3 illustrate the change in the net government's tariffs, ( T i k l - S i k l ), in each energy source type versus Lb G for the power plants 1 and 2, respectively.

The occurring distribution effect under the volumetric grid tariff with net purchase and sale appears to be rather limited.

Key policy recommendations: Expanded feed-in tariff and net metering policies and state legislation to deploy more renewable energy technologies on state highways, the aqueduct, and other public spaces.