Sentences with phrase «regulatory incentives»

Other reasons why Genworth is likely to be attractive to investors are that it has a market share of 45 per cent and its business is supported by regulatory incentives for mortgage lenders to require borrowers to take out mortgage insurance.

Countries such as Japan, Germany, and Australia have all established ambitious targets for broadband connectivity, employing a mix of public dollars and regulatory incentives with the goal of establishing universal access to affordable, fast connectivity.

The Fund aims to capitalize on the combination of emerging cost - effective commercial technologies, the economic and regulatory incentives associated with renewable energy and environmental projects, and the demand for ancillary infrastructure to support increasing penetration of renewable energy in the U.S. energy mix.

Implement regulatory incentives and requirements which ensure that accessible services for seniors and the disabled are not interrupted.

While each state has the statutory authority to regulate plants within its own boundaries, regulatory incentives between upwind and downwind states are not necessarily aligned.

Many important elements of policy support for renewable energy are common across all regions and incomes, including renewable energy targets and action plans, primary legislation and legal private ownership of generation, and financial and regulatory incentives like feed - in tariffs or competitive tenders.

That means taking a close look at what regulatory incentives or directives (or, perhaps as a last resort, taxes on the new capital investments) might ensure the development of affordable, effective and fair legal services and products for people with currently unmet legal needs.

«The methodology will help enable both market and regulatory incentives which, in turn, will incentivize both quantification and monetization of material volumes of greenhouse gas reductions.

«There is a clear opportunity for positive change, but the economic and regulatory incentives for such change are not yet in place,» said Naylor, the William Wrigley Professor in the School of Earth Sciences and director of the Center on Food Security and the Environment at Stanford.

«For the moment green energy is not viable on its own without subsidy or regulatory incentives... market forces will not provide sufficient financing unless the risks of policy change are appropriately addressed,» the PM told energy ministers from 22 countries, who contribute 80 % of global carbon emissions.

Had the program been implemented as a fixed - price sale of allowances at the original price expectation level — with revenue allocated according the same formula that was adopted for allowance allocation — the program would have been no less politically viable and the regulatory incentive might have motivated widespread deployment of the best available control technologies, resulting in up to 20,000 fewer premature deaths annually.