Sentences with phrase «huge cost overruns»

But just two years later, the department announced in another press release that Nova Scotia was abandoning the P3 system, citing huge cost overruns for many of the projects.

The giant ITER project in France, which pursues a magnetic fusion technique, has been delayed by huge cost overruns and the ongoing European debt crisis.

The possibility of a series of new reactors is a stunning turnaround for the industry, which bankrupted some of its customers in the 1980s because of huge cost overruns and which looked so bad in the early 1990s that some completed plants were shut down after only a few years of operation.

Those that were completed saw huge cost overruns, which were passed on to utility customers in the form of rate increases.

The report did not address the clear and voluminous evidence presented two years earlier by Williams and the coalition that not only were there significant technical and environmental problems and huge cost overruns at the incinerators, but that safer alternative disposal methods were available.

When the ark had serious dimension problems as a result and the neighbours had even more reason to laugh and point, Noah checked the original source and discovered the error in calculation to be several hundred square cubits, setting construction back by a decade or so, creating huge cost overruns and perhaps explaining why the unicorn didn't make the trip.

A model carbon - capture plant being built in Mississippi has encountered repeated delays and huge cost overruns that will make it one of the most expensive power plants ever built.

It's hardly the most opportune time to announce a huge cost overrun for a major science facility.

But unlike the JWST, it would operate at roughly room temperature, eliminating the need for the complicated cooling systems that have contributed to huge cost overruns and delays on the $ 8 - billion JWST.

E-discovery processing and documents review is expensive and typically subject to huge cost overruns.