Sentence examples for owner of power from inspiring English sources
"We need to convince women that the only way to really make a change is to stop complaining and just be the owner of power," said Senator Cecilia López Montaño, the speaker of the opposition Liberal Party in Colombia.
Scottish & Southern, an owner of power plants in Britain, will buy the Hornsea storage site, which has 325 million cubic meters of storage space in nine caves, the companies said.
The Calpine Corporation, owner of power plants in 20 states, agreed to sell its Canadian natural-gas reserves and petroleum assets to the PrimeWest Energy Trust for 825 million Canadian dollars ($631 million) to raise cash to pay debts.
"Unlike a lot of pros who become polished, Johnny never forgot where he came from," said Steve Garcia, the owner of Power and Glory Gym, a training center here for young women who box.
International Power, the owner of power plants in 17 countries, agreed to buy a Texas coal-fired plant from Sempra Energy and Riverstone Holdings for $1.14 billion to expand in the second-most populous U.S. state.
"We've put more than $100,000 into brand-new cars," says Rick Caplan, owner of Power Motorcar Company in Roslyn, N.Y., a dealership that customizes exotic cars for rappers like Busta Rhymes, Puffy, Nas and Lil Kimm.
Like other owners of power generation sites, PPL has been profiting immensely under deregulation by charging rates based on the forces of supply and demand.
A month before the governor's announcement, Mr. Spitzer announced his plans to sue the owners of power plants in upwind states whose pollutions harmed New Yorkers.
Mr. Dunne, 36, is a director in the global energy and power investment banking group at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, where he provides financial advisory services to buyers and owners of power plants.
Some of the increase -- how much is a subject of considerable debate -- also stemmed from the state's deregulation of the power industry, which has allowed the owners of power plants to encourage price spikes when demand is high.
Certainly, much of California's immense electric bill has been paid to companies based outside the state, with the owners of power plants and concerns that trade and market electricity capturing much of it.
