Sentence examples for overseas utilities from inspiring English sources

As many as 10 overseas utilities have quit India citing red tape and the risk of power sale contracts not being honored.

The Enron Corporation said yesterday that it planned to form a company for most of its overseas utilities, power plants and pipelines, ending an effort to auction the assets.

"Regulators are already allowing utilities to do this," Kagan notes, by letting holding companies borrow to buy overseas utilities and cable television firms.

Victor, a Stanford University-educated engineer, has already established a reputation as a dealmaker in his own right after spearheading the group's push into overseas utilities.

At the state level, Warren donated $250,000 to Texas Gov. Gregg Abbott (R) in this election cycle and $10,400 to Louisiana Public Service Commissioner Scott Angelle, who overseas public utilities in the state.

At the state level, Warren donated $250,000 to Texas Gov. Gregg Abbott (R) in this election cycle and $10,400 to Louisiana Public Service Commissioner Scott Angelle, who overseas public utilities in the state.

Currently, just 13% of REIT revenue is coming from overseas, with only utilities being more US focused.

CMS has budgeted another $1.5 billion for capital expenditures in 1999; 60% will be spent on power plants and utilities overseas, the rest in the U.S. All this will further weigh down CMS' balance sheet, which already has a hefty $4.2 billion in long-term debt.

Still others have gone on shopping binges overseas, gobbling up foreign utilities.

Furthermore, solar puts power directly in the hands of millions of people, not a single utility or overseas state.

He's brought in some rather eye-catching overseas names, namely stand-off Craig Gower, utility back Michael Robertson and second-row Shane Rodney - all three who've won NRL Grand Finals, the latter two just last year with Manly.