Sentence examples for utility giant from inspiring English sources
The utility giant recently emerged from bankruptcy saddled with more than $10 billion in debt.
In Spain, for example, a gravel manufacturer received 1.1 million euros and a utility giant 466,000 euros for installing electrical connections.
The utility giant recently emerged from bankruptcy saddled with more than $10 billion in debt, giving it a debt-to-equity ratio of about 50percentt.
Earlier today, a walkout at the utility giant Korea Electric Power Corporation was narrowly averted as unions said they would hold off on a strike decision until Wednesday.
Spain's government increased the regulator's powers three days after the German utility giant, E.on, made a surprise 29.1 billion-euro ($35 billion) bid for Endesa.
Chief among them is Energy Future Holdings, the Texas utility giant formerly known as TXU, whose value has plummeted along with the price of natural gas.
Workers at the state-owned electricity and gas utility giants joined the walkout, leading to a reduction of 16percentt in electricity output by the country's nuclear reactors.
When Roosevelt asked Congress to establish the Tennessee Valley Authority to provide cheap electric power for the impoverished South, he did not consult with utility giants like Commonwealth and Southern.
Existing investors include typical financial backers like Elliott Management and Partech Ventures, as well as a long list of strategic investors including utility giants Air Liquide, chip and equipment makers like Intel and Samsung, and a host of service providers like Eutelsat, Japan's NTT and Telefonica.
More than anything, though, it is the 6 billion euros in debt that A.C.S. has used to buy a controlling stake of the German construction company Hochtief, and a similar but now thwarted move to take over Iberdrola, the Spanish utilities giant, that is at the heart of investor concerns.
TEPCO, the utilities giant that supplies 23m customers around Tokyo, was relying heavily on those now decommissioned reactors.
