Sentences with phrase «distribution capacity»

In other words, production is quicker and the added value is in design, marketing, and distribution capacities rather than production itself.

Focus has been around removing constraints and solving issues that have impaired the generation, transmission and distribution capacity of the utility companies in Nigeria.

Through the deal, Disney would acquire Fox's studio and TV production assets, which would bolster distribution capacity as it builds out...

Some of these takeovers are proper: Chrysler's 1987 acquisition of American Motors Corporation gives it much - needed production and distribution capacity at an economical price.

McClennon says the company has invested significantly in direct - to - store chilled distribution capacity, which allows Greencore USA to distribute fresh products to stores every day.

Demand is indeed growing quickly for its products and the funds are being used to expand its manufacturing and distribution capacity for contracted and expected demand — mainly from the US and China.

Shell Nigeria Gas (SNG) Limited has said that it had increased its domestic gas distribution capacity by 150 % over the last six months, a...

You can see leaps in terms of digital distribution capacity, but if you see how those guys increase the size of games... it's just unbelievable.»

Over the years, grid - connected battery storage has been used in various ways, including for energy arbitrage, generation capacity deferral, ancillary services, ramping, transmission and distribution capacity deferral, and end - user applications — which entail managing energy costs, power quality and service reliability, and renewable curtailment.

Amidst the constraints which include, human and administrative challenges, damaged, unmaintained or serviced turbines, non-availability of gas, damaged pipelines, vandalism and lack of maintenance there has been a focus on making incremental progress so as to steadily increase the generation, transmission and distribution capacity of the country.

And the newspaper reported that major publishers are investing in their printing and distribution capacity: Hachette added 218,000 square feet to a warehouse last year, Simon & Schuster is expanding a New Jersey distribution facility, and Penguin Random House has invested nearly $ 100 million in expanding and updating its warehouses, according to Times.

Natural gas producers are always working to extend their distribution capacity, but in peak times supply facilities can't keep up with demand.

While there are tremendous benefits to Big Data — from better preparedness for influenza outbreaks to having more comprehensive understanding of world food needs and distribution capacities — the unregulated acquisition of Big Data also leads to grave difficulties.

Alomost no developed country will require additional grid generation or distribution capacity to serve a full fleet of smart charged EVs charged mostly overnight.

Agents can avoid many of the pitfalls of the Agent - Publisher construct by entering their clients into licensing agreements with new independent electronic distributors who offer the highest level of digital expertise, distribution capacity and marketing relationships — and offer these only to agents.

Sub-Saharan Africa is particularly vulnerable to food insecurity because of the frequency of extreme weather events, high rates of poverty and failing infrastructures, including road and telecommunications networks, which decrease both production and distribution capacity.

I think that it is entirely fanciful to suppose that such a massive expansion in electricity generation and distribution capacity could take place, bearing in mind that the IEA's much more modest estimates are supported by a mass of information supplied by governments and power supply authorities.

Researchers found, in the Midwest and East, there is sufficient off - peak generation, transmission and distribution capacity to provide for all of today's vehicles if they ran on batteries.

Adding insult to injury electricity, even were it free to produce at centralized generation facilities, can not practically replace liquid hydrocarbon fuels for lack of distribution capacity to local consumption and lack of storage capacity for transportation.

We reviewed the value of solar to the utility system by considering each way that in - District solar provides benefits and costs to the utility system, including energy, generation capacity, transmission and distribution capacity, RPS compliance, price effects, system loss avoidance, risk reduction, and integration costs: all in, each kWh is worth 13.3 cents to the system.