Sentence examples for the eei from inspiring English sources

Afterwards the EEI announced that it was calling for "regulation".

The EEI and its allies argue against immediate, federally-mandated competition.

As a result, "in the airline sector, each of the major US carriers that were in existence prior to deregulation in 1978 faced bankruptcy," the EEI says.

But according to the EEI survey, respondents from both developed and emerging regions favoured policies where tax incentives and rebates were awarded in accordance with a property's energy-efficiency rating.

But the one that took place at Scottsdale, Arizona, on January 10th of this year was different.Up until then, the EEI had been split between the companies arguing for carbon constraints—usually those, like Exelon, PG&E and Entergy, with more gas and nuclear energy than coal and those arguing against usually those, like TXU and Southern, with lots of coal.

A structural analysis of EEI is needed in order to understand the role that energy efficiency plays in the EEI system.

The EEI-based porosity agreed with the regional depositional trend of the Congo basin and provide and enhanced lateral distribution of the geological facies.

The EEI-based porosity agreed with the regional depositional trend of the Congo basin and provide and enhanced lateral distribution of the geological facies.  .

At its core is the Edison Electric Institute (EEI), the lobby group representing the investor-owned utilities that supply three-quarters of the country's electricity, most of which fear that competition will lead to plunging profits.

In the reservoir unit, the background EEI captured accurately the high values of background EEI, corresponding to water sand, while the oil sand reservoirs are characterized by low values of background EEI. Figure 15a shows the distribution of XB2 oil sheet sand body in section view, which is clearly reproduced on the basis of EEI (22°).

[1] "Focusing on Smart Grid from the Consumer Perspective" sponsored by the National Association of State Utility Consumer Advocates (NASUCA), the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners (NARUC), and the Edison Electric Institute (EEI).