Sentence examples for regulations price from inspiring English sources

Wholesale prices are falling or flat, but retail prices are rising because of differing regulations, price controls, taxes and levies (eg, to pay for renewables).

The later is used to hold qualitative and quantitative knowledge which were collected from domain experts and other technical literatures such as building regulations, price guide book and product catalogues.

Technology change seems to be driven 1) if innovation promises new opportunities for producers to sell or for customers to buy or 2) as a reaction to regulations, price shock etc.

It was just an observation that in many sectors regulation seemed to be throttling industry — like the airline industry, the trucking industry, all the stock-market regulations: prices were kept up.

With very limited government regulations, prices went down, quality improved, and affordability reached every nook of society.

It claims that strict regulation, price controls on fares and the structure separating train and track have made the railways inefficient, while the industry still cost taxpayers almost £5bn in 2014/15 – equivalent to £180 per household.

However, its development in China is impeded by its high regulation price compared with coal power.

Open image in new window Fig. 7 Comparison of actual and contracted shed load and market regulation price profiles.

At the end of each hour, the regulation price is determined according to the most expensive upward regulation measures or cheapest down regulation measures taken by the TSO [14].

It shows that in the optimal solution, the TCLs are 'pre-cooled' before the peak upward regulation price time by shed ding less load than the contract, and then during the peak upward regulation price period, more TCLs are switched off to mitigate the upward regulation risks.

2) If only the downward regulation is activated, the actors with negative imbalance pay the spot price, and those with positive imbalance are paid by the down regulation price, which is less or equal to the spot price.