Sentence examples for plant financing from inspiring English sources
Having worked as a banker in power plant financing, I think that Mr. Stoft is right about California's flawed deregulation of electricity, but he proposes another wasteful government task force to fix the problem.
Assumptions about plant financing and utilization, as well as uncertainties in cooling costs and reaction rates that affect absorber cost were found in particular to produce a wide range of cost estimates for ammonia-based CO2 capture systems, and as a result the importance of reducing these uncertainties is emphasized.
Price risk arising from highly volatile electricity prices is another big issue in power plant financing.
Krispy Kreme Changes Its Plant Financing 02.12.02 Could the doughnut maker's about-face on synthetic leases spark a return to real accounting?
Within a fortnight of publication, executives at Krispy Kreme announced an abrupt about-face, saying they would use conventional "on the balance sheet" accounting for the new plant after all (see: "Krispy Kreme Changes Its Plant Financing").
Last year President Obama's 2013 Climate Action Plan restricted most coal plant financing by OPIC and Ex-Im Bank (although financing for other fossil fuel projects, as well as for coal mining and export, is still allowed).
He had wanted to see a €12 million, or $16.8 million, wastewater treatment plant financed by Germany.
Mr. Bykov, who grew rich on his aluminum plant, financed an orphanage and workers' vacations, while ducking taxes.
In the 1990s, squabbling over the siting of an ethylene plant financed by the central government led to the project being split between Beijing and Tianjin.
A veteran of the struggle against communism, embodying the catchphrase "Goodbye, Comrade", Mr Orban recently signed a deal with Russia to expand a nuclear-power plant, financed by a €10 billion ($14 billion) Russian loan.
Also, if true, a secret Sudanese missile plant financed by Iraqi oil sales would argue cogently against efforts to appease Saddam by lifting economic sanctions, so avidly desired by the Jiang-Putin-Chirac cabal at the U.N. Wait -- this just in.
