Sentence examples for subsidies to projects from inspiring English sources

From 1980, there was disagreement within the company as to whether the toll period should be extended to increase the subsidies to projects on Sotra and Øygarden, or if an as short as possible collection period was desirable.

These auctions involve the government offering subsidies to energy projects that can offer the most capacity at the lowest price.

The company lends to both profit-making and nonprofit concerns, large contractors and small landlords, urban turnaround experts and budding entrepreneurs, those who need subsidies to make projects work and those that do not, those who can wend their own way through the morass of government paperwork and those who need the company to handle that.

We lack early-stage concessional capital (well-designed subsidies) to get projects adequately developed, de-risked, and ready for debt investment.

This is one point on which both the renewable lobby and the power industry agree: by taking the unprecedented step of retrospectively cutting subsidies promised to projects which have already been built, the government risks scaring off investors of all kinds.

Kono also criticized the government's handling of subsidies to alternative energy projects, noting that the subsidies were of such short duration that the projects have difficulty finding investors because of the risk and uncertainty involved.

Mr. Hines and others would have Washington step in with federal subsidies to sustain the projects.

Wind power has had the faster take-off in Britain, with the government continuing to provide major subsidies to support huge projects offshore.

Soon after NYSAFAH was established, Moelis began to greatly expand his portfolio by using public subsidies to take on projects in Harlem.

Ofcom has already removed many of ITV's obligations and Channel 4 is lobbying hard for subsidies to fill a projected financial black hole.

"The more people that can use the lanes for free, then the less reliable they become financially and you need greater public subsidies to make the project work," Mr. Pustelnyk said.