Sentences with phrase «regulated utility businesses»

Increasingly, Entergy is focusing on its regulated utility business, which is more profitable than the six merchant nuclear plants it operates.

The company has 5 wholly owned subsidiaries, two of which cover Connecticut Water's regulated utility business.

We note that the stability of a regulated utility business model means that the company can safely operate with a lower interest coverage ratio than its peers in other sectors.

The traditional regulated utility business model allows for generation and distribution, but as more grid - connected rooftop solar (and other Distributed Energy Generation (DEG) sources) come on line, the utility will not be getting as much revenue for generation, yet still has to maintain and upgrade on the grid distribution side.

Not exact matches

Business Insider forwarded the new USGS study and map to the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission (MPUC), which regulates the state's electricity industry.

Around the country, players in the electricity business — regulated utilities, independent merchant generators, and municipal suppliers — are placing bets on which options will be the winners.

Like most utilities, most of the company's business comes from its regulated segment; the regulated business provides around 90 % of the company's revenues and income.

The Consolidated Edison Co. of New York segment engages in the regulated electric, gas and steam utility businesses.

The Orange & Rockland Utilities segment engages in regulated electric and gas utility delivery businesses.

While prisons can be seen as having similar economics of a regulated utility company with faster earnings growth, the inability to predict long - term shifts in the business model leads me to favor relatively pricier utilities, which provide roughly the same yield as CXW would if it converted to a REIT with much more predictability going forward.

The company operates regulated utilities, electricity generation, and natural gas storage through three primary lines of business.

The Utility Segment, which accounts for nearly all of the company's income, runs the company's regulated local gas distribution business, which serves over 100 cities in 18 counties with an estimated total population of 3.5 million.

Dividend oriented investors often focus too much on current yield (i.e. how much the company pays the investor today), which, by extension, leads to a portfolio of mature slower growth businesses like regulated utilities or telecommunications service companies.

Utility companies make business decisions as regulated public services.

In contrast, a system in which electric utilities are regulated one way (say, cap - and - trade allowances), large industrial boilers another way, motor vehicles and their fuels still another way, and various other industries and activites through other means or not at all leads to a complex system that is difficult and costly to administer, distorts the market, and allows businesses to game the system and find loopholes.

In acquisitions of rate - regulated utilities, companies are typically buying standalone businesses rather than trying to consolidate, meaning that management is unlikely to be making a lot of people redundant, he says.

We have broad experience managing the sometimes challenging relationship between government and business, including client representation in matters involving environmental, energy, mining, public land, regulated utility, and water law and policy.

A large part of my business is advising public utilities, which are highly - complex, regulated businesses.

Following the FSA's public communication, the Japan Cryptocurrency Business Association, a self - regulating organization with registered cryptocurrency exchange service providers as regular members, released December 2017 a position paper (in Japanese) entitled «Guidance on Initial Coin Offerings,» in which it acknowledges that utility tokens are generally deemed to be cryptocurrency under the Payment Services Act of Japan.