Sentences with phrase «build the pipeline needed»

«CPV has met and exceeded every state and federal standard to operate this plant and build the pipeline needed to supply it with natural gas, winning hard - fought battles against the Cuomo administration in court as a result,» said Tom Rumsey, the company's vice president for external affairs.

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You need to build a pipeline of talented candidates and constantly be on the lookout for top talent — everywhere.

Asian investors in particular are growing weary of Canada's sluggish pace of building energy infrastructure — the pipelines and liquefied natural gas facilities needed to get Canadian fossil fuels to offshore markets.

What happens next depends directly on the expensive and complicated business of reworking a North American pipeline and refining infrastructure that was built to serve the needs of an era defined by huge imports of light, sweet crude.

We build effective digital marketing programs for B2B organizations that need to increase their sales pipelines.

In your first year running a company, you need to focus on lead generation and building a sustainable sales pipeline.

All you need is a phone, computer, and Internet connection, and you'll be able to quickly build a pipeline of clients and start making sales.

The Federal government needs to uphold the legal decisions by properly legislated regulatory boards which have approved these projects and get the pipelines built for the good of our economy and all Canadians in general.

Canada needs to build those pipelines that can link her rich oil and gas fields to tidewater.

Build a pipeline from the North so they can send all their snow down to the dry states that need H2O.

If Russian prices crashed, maybe China would buy anyway, but they need to build a pipeline and that would take a few years.

While Circle Anglia is committed to delivering our development pipeline of creating over 2,500 new homes, we are acutely aware that building homes alone will not help improve a key issue - the ability of social housing residents to meet their changing housing needs.

Until recently, expanding and building pipelines was not terribly controversial, as most people agreed that there was a common need to transport oil and gas for fuel and electricity.

Will individual actors need to invest in small pipelines, or wait until several of them can agree to build a large one?

But no pipelines have been built, in part because of the need for more study.

The association, representing the nation's investor - owned utilities, said states would need more than the few years before 2020 to build the necessary natural gas pipelines and to resolve issues with gas - electric coordination, including differences in regulatory schemes, operational requirements and processes for building infrastructure.

According to Building Pathways, a new report by Chris Bierly and Eileen Shay, school systems need to move from leaving great leadership to chance to strategically building an internal pipeline of new Building Pathways, a new report by Chris Bierly and Eileen Shay, school systems need to move from leaving great leadership to chance to strategically building an internal pipeline of new building an internal pipeline of new leaders.

Established in 2007, the fellowship program is an effort to build robust, multi-state pipelines of effective teachers that are not only well - prepared for the classroom, but will also commit to schools that need them the most.

The education sector needs to do more to build a pipeline of women leaders.

, which aimed to show reporters how researchers are documenting the skills principals need to be powerful instructional leaders, even as reformers build new pipelines to grow the supply.

«We hope that our new guide, Strategies for Building Teacher Pipelines, provides the guidance state chiefs and their leadership teams need to recruit great teachers and support them throughout their careers,» said Chris Minnich, executive director of CCSSO.

To probe these questions, The Wallace Foundation in 2011 launched a five - year, $ 75 million initiative to help six large districts build stronger principal pipelines by (1) creating clear job requirements detailing what principals and assistant principals must know and do, (2) ensuring high - quality training for aspiring leaders, (3) developing more selective hiring procedures, and (4) using well - crafted evaluations to identify the needs of principals and ongoing support to address them.79 Over the life of the initiative, it is expected that participating districts will have filled at least two - thirds of their principal slots with graduates of high - quality training programs - enough to enable independent researchers to gather meaningful evidence on whether and how better leadership can transform the academic fortunes of children.

«This is the source that we think is most easily tapped to staff the programs, but we really need the universities, and we need the recruitment, we really need to think about building the pipeline,» she said.

And my further bet is, it will take a few thousand temporary workers, according to the State Department., to build the pipeline, but the result will be putting off for another decade or two the job - rich transition to what needs to come next.

And urban gas lines and the larger pipelines from national supplies to New York City need to be carefully built and maintained.

Suitable sites need to be identified and a supportive policy and regulatory environment developed that sends a clear signal to the market and builds a pipeline of investment opportunities.

It's something that I think New England really needs to figure out: How do they solve that problem when they can't get any energy infrastructure, let alone natural gas pipelines, built?»

At a scale to make a significant difference, a huge infrastructure of carbon - sucking machines, concentrating equipment and pipelines would need to be built.

This pipeline should not be built, and Ontario needs to ensure that it never is.

Atlantic Coast can't get permission from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to build the pipeline unless it can show the pipeline is needed, and the only way to show need is by having customers lined up to buy the capacity.

TransCanada spokesman Mark Cooper said the company's decision was based on the need for more certainty and «what's going to get us the best opportunity to get this pipeline built.»

And looking at the situation from a more holistic perspective, the cost of doing so would be offset to some extent by eliminating the need to build a twin, inward - bound diluent - carrying pipeline and by the fact that the efficiency of the outward - bound pipeline would be enhanced by the fact that it would no longer be necessary to carry the diluent on its journey back to the Coast.

In the longer - term, developers may need to lobby for a change to the Jones Act and other cabotage laws, or work with state governments to ensure that there is a sufficient pipeline of projects to justify the construction of purpose - built Jones Act installation vessels.

If you've pledged to address climate change, you need to understand how building gas pipelines will undermine the very efforts to reduce such threats.

Looks like these pipelines might be a long way from being built — let's keep going in this unique moment to demand the ambitious leadership we need kick - start the transition to a just renewable energy economy in Canada.

On April 12, just two days after a new pollindicated that Canadians oppose both the Keystone XL and Northern Gateway pipelines, Canada's National Energy Board released 199 «potential conditions» that Enbridge would need to fulfill if it gets the green light to build its Northern Gateway Pipeline.

[SEPP Comment: Ownership of a 60 year old pipeline continues to hurt Enbridge, which desired to build a much needed Keystone XL pipeline.]

Building the pipelines and other energy infrastructure we need to keep pace with 21st century energy production could create more than 1 million shovel - ready jobs that don't rely on taxpayer funding.

HEMP is a good answer — no wars were fought for hemp and cooking oil, no harmful pipelines were built and leaked for that oil, no ocean life was ruined due to offshore drilling, no one's health was effected for that vegetable oil, the air is cleaner with that oil due to no green house gases released — this oil can be recycled from our food — hemp can replace fibers, pulp, plastics and it still makes food and grows in under 3 months (and it does not need much water, no fertilizer and cleans the air!!

Further, building Keystone XL would imply that the case for Enbridge's Northern Gateway pipeline becomes more about financial advantage gained from access to multiple markets and less about the need for physical export capacity - relatively new territory for regulatory processes.

For transmission, Morris said he recently told Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D - NV), «I need the authority that got 11,000 miles of gas pipelines built over the last decade and only 600 miles of high voltage transmission.»

The pipeline placed yesterday in British Columbia, the most recent drag lines added in Wyoming, and the fracking wells built in Pennsylvania need to be the last ones ever built.

Maybe when Pryor talks about how many jobs will be created by building more oil pipeline, they are referring to the emergency clean up crews that are needed when these things inevitably break and create environmental disasters.

But he'd rather hurt white, middle class American men who will build the pipeline and work in the refineries, because Tom Steyer needs a consolation prize after failing to buy several Democrat Senators with his $ 75 million spending spree in the last election cycle.

Groty: But he'd rather hurt white, middle class American men who will build the pipeline and work in the refineries, because Tom Steyer needs a consolation prize after failing to buy several Democrat Senators with his $ 75 million spending spree in the last election cycle.

But to convince the world's leaders to obey the math — to stop any new mines or wells or pipelines from being built — we will need a movement like the one that blocked the Keystone pipeline and fracking in New York and Arctic drilling.

With the SolarCity renewable energy pipeline potentially becoming part of Tesla (and with SolarCity building its own solar module «gigafactory» in Buffalo, NY), and the Tesla Gigafactory getting set to mass produce residential battery storage units (Powerwalls), when it all comes together, homeowners and businesses may have a one - stop - shop for their renewable electricity needs.

Sykes said the UK needed to make sure it had an investible pipeline of wind projects, and then to build and develop the technology and bring it to market in the UK and not elsewhere.

They have publicly acknowledged that they need the building of pipelines to access international markets for expansion.

Building many pipelines like the ones they build for oil would create «green jobs» (as well as building desalination systems) and provide fresh water to poor countries that so desperately Building many pipelines like the ones they build for oil would create «green jobs» (as well as building desalination systems) and provide fresh water to poor countries that so desperately building desalination systems) and provide fresh water to poor countries that so desperately need it.