Sentence examples for supplier obligation from inspiring English sources
George Osborne said ECO will replaced from April 2017 with a cheaper domestic energy efficiency supplier obligation, which will run for five years.
By 2022 half of all households are expected to have at least one insulation measure delivered through supplier obligations, plus potentially more through the green deal.
The discussion about supplier obligations to enhance energy conservation and renewable energy never resulted in a political decision to change the system [13, 14].
The ambitions for Britain's Green Deal, the overhaul of supplier obligations alongside the winding down of Warm Front, and the introduction of an incentive for renewable heat combine to form a sea change in how energy efficiency and fuel poverty objectives are financed and delivered.
Large companies, after establishing their own internal environmental certification, 'prescribe' social responsibility to their suppliers (e.g., the obligation posed to supplier SME to deliver life cycle assessment information about supplied products, the obligation to prove a functional Corporate Social Responsibility policy using verifiable metrics).
Electricity consumption and generation grew in a self-perpetuating cycle as users demanded more power to use the increasingly sophisticated and power-hungry gadgetry produced by Japanese electronics makers, while power suppliers, under legal obligation to meet the demand, took on increasingly heavy capital investment commitments.
The Department of Energy and Climate Change said in the summer: "Some energy suppliers are discharging their obligation more cost-effectively than others.
The mother of his child -- make that his sperm's child -- and her female partner exist mainly as suppliers of his paternal obligation, such as it is.
"For the avoidance of doubt, the fact that Ofgem continues these investigations should not be taken as implying that any supplier has breached its obligations".
The obligation of the supplier (honey producer) includes the supply of a specified amount of honey with a specified quality and delivery date to Dimma.
