Sentences with phrase «just fractions of a cent»

Points are usable on a sliding scale, with most redemptions coming in at just fractions of a cent per point, scaling up to only 1 cents per point when redeeming 25,000 points or more.

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It represents just a tiny fraction of WCB's 56 million issued shares but small share trades are increasingly important to this deal because 45 per cent of the stock is locked up by Bega, Murray Goulburn and strategic holder Lion.

The only drawback is that its efficiency is just 1.2 per cent, a small fraction of what silicon is capable of.

Even the energy - hungry US could in theory supply all of its electricity use, according to one study, using solar PV on an area equivalent to 0.6 per cent of the country — just a fraction of the existing developed and urban space.

However, most energy efficiency technologies have a payback time just a fraction of those for on - site renewables, in some cases only a few months, giving an ROI often well over 30 per cent.

Even if we consider transition charges from 1998 to 2006 to be subsidies for Illinois nuclear plants rather than partial compensation for stranded costs imposed by deregulation — a doubtful interpretation — they cost just 0.7 cents per kilowatt - hour, a fraction of the total subsidies wind and solar receive.

For example, a consumer could use her tokens to just pay what it costs to illuminate a single lightbulb for 15 minutes, something that would amount to a small fraction of a cent.