Sentences with phrase «upfront infrastructure costs»

Developers like CDDs because they don't have to pay the upfront infrastructure costs out of their own pocket.

Long distances and sometimes rough geography make for high upfront infrastructure costs and considerable risk, especially in the face of any political or public opposition to transmission infrastructure routes.

There could be upfront infrastructure costs such as the adoption of central clearing and reporting systems.

The benefits to the small - business owner include no upfront infrastructure cost, less risk of data security and reliability issues, and ubiquitous authorized access that the business owner can control.

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While the benefits — such as lower upfront costs, reduced management requirements, on - demand scaling — are widely understood, managing, optimizing and securing cloud infrastructure is a different story.

This, in turn, could provide plenty of upside to the preliminary economic assessment (PEA) recently released, which defined a project with a 1.5 - year payback period over a mine life of 6.5 years, and an upfront capital cost estimate of $ 20.1 million (utilizing existing mining, milling and tailings management infrastructure).

And their weak electricity infrastructure will be an obstacle for the introduction of plug - in hybrids, not to mention the high upfront costs that go along with the early adoption of any new technology.

Because wind energy arrays do not require continual fuel inputs, upfront expenditures for turbines, foundations, and electrical infrastructure constitute nearly 75 % of total project costs (WindEurope 2016).

The costs to transportation infrastructure will be disproportionately high given that much of the investment will be required upfront in order to service the gas play.

Personal injury firms also require capital - intensive upfront costs, particularly in advertising and in creating an organizational infrastructure to screen and process claims.

A green mortgage should help to save resources, reduce energy consumption and debt — offsetting costs of upfront energy efficiency building and utility infrastructure cost; while greatly reducing the investment and climate risk for both the mortgagee and the investor or mortgagor.