Sentence examples for utility won from inspiring English sources
E.ON, a German utility, won the backing of both Endesa's board and its third-biggest shareholder after (again) raising its offer, to euro42 billion ($56 billion).
But since 1992, when the utility won its first judgment for tax overcharges, the district has been cutting about $3.2 million from its budget each year.
The utility won the City Commission's approval to call the bonds, although it has not done so yet.
The fund will also co-finance GDF's projects in Asia and the Pacific, expanding a natural gas exploration and production business that has represented less than 3 percent of its revenue, and help the utility win deals in the high-growth region.
It's a win-win, where the utility wins twice.
If the water utility wins the suit, it would mark the first time in the U.S. that agribusiness is forced to pay for water pollution, potentially setting a precedent with nationwide ramifications.
Still, the utilities won a concession from the Legislature, which ordered the California Public Utilities Commission to conduct a study to determine the costs and benefits of rooftop solar to both customers and the power grid with an eye toward retooling the policy.
Public Service Enterprise Group, the owner of New Jersey's largest utility, has won a court ruling approving its sale of $2.5 billion in bonds that will allow it to cut electricity rates by 2percentt.
Germany's largest utility, E.ON, won approval for its 10.7 billion euro ($10.47 billion) acquisition of Ruhrgas with more conditions as the government aims to remove a court injunction blocking the takeover.
For his part, Stowe is confident the utility will win, but he's not limiting that to mean a win in the courtroom.
