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"However, the bottom line is that there are insufficient funds in the sector to meet generating costs."

The preparatory activities generate costs, even before enlargement has actually taken place.

In fact, electricity bills include many things other than actual generating costs - wages for example.

By 1939 electrical output was up fourfold and generating costs had fallen.

In my capacity as a European citizen who is aware of systems which did not generate costs, I cannot agree to this.

-spot-pricing: frequent, unscheduled price changes through the day, to reflect true generating costs.

The aim is to bring the generating costs of breeders closer to those of the traditional light-water reactor.

Opinion: 'The levy.which finances more than half of nuclear generating costs.'

Market imperfections generate costs which interfere with trades that rational individuals make (or would make in the absence of the imperfection).

Utility officials have said that higher power generating costs led to $201 million in uncollected fuel costs, most of which will be passed on to customers.

This, when all is said and done, represents six million tonnes and generates costs of approximately EUR 40 billion.

The utility has cut 3,200 jobs in the last two years and has become adroit at buying cheap power wholesale from out-of-state utilities to bring down its generating costs.

Disposing of the waste they generate costs hundreds of thousands of dollars a year for each ship, which is one reason, authorities say, that crews sometimes disregard pollution laws.

Those plants are two sources of trouble now, because their generating costs are not competitive and because the authority can not blend their expensive power with its cheaper power.

A recent study shows the current generating costs of wind, nuclear and coal plant in the UK which stills shows nuclear the cheapest, but not by a great a margin.

According to the report, epilepsy surgery programmes are non-existent in 58% of European countries, yet 6 million Europeans suffer from the illness, generating costs of €20 billion per year.

However, the health and social care bill now in the Lords contains no provision to penalise providers who deliver inferior services that generate costs for other providers or cause harm to patients.

According to the NEA, the nature of nuclear generating costs allows for significant increases in the costs of uranium before the costs of generating electricity significantly increase.

Antitrust officials required the divestiture of certain coal mines that would have enabled the new combination to raise a rival's generating costs, and as a result, the wholesale price of electricity in the West.

Following correspondence with Steve Elsworth, Silcock wrote, 'I feel.that the CEGB was a bit disingenuous in giving increases in generating costs.

The Electricity Council stated: 'the cost benefit ratio of installing FGD.would be very high as it is anticipated that the generating costs of a power station fitted would rise 25-30 per cent.'

In the year 2010, the GEZ collected €7,65 billion in license fees for the state broadcasting institutions, while generating costs of €160,5 million, which is about 2.13% of total revenue or €3.83 per participant.

This analysis examined the arguments for and against the federal estate tax and concluded that the estate tax generates costs to taxpayers, the economy and the environment which far exceeds any potential benefit that it might arguably produce.

But unlike the original House version of the bill, this proposal increased the power of the market to set Connecticut's electric rates - ignoring evidence that states that have managed to reduce their rates have also required some state intervention to control generating costs.

I therefore propose that we increase the coordination of this development aid with a broader agreement between donor countries, financial institutions and partners, and manage it more efficiently and transparently so that it does not generate costs and is not a bureaucratic burden.