The running costs of a DC scheme are usually higher.
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That compared with annual running costs of 300 million yuan.
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He seldom covers his $5,000 monthly rent and running costs.
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Equipment, rent, wages and business running costs are on top.
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As for Euro Disney, its theme park has high running costs.
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Many are struggling to cover their running costs, never mind invest.
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Running costs are deducted and the rest shared among the women.
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It's a single direct debit that covers all the running costs.
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He's a CEO of a Christian corporation that has running costs.
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Other communities must borrow to cover running costs or finish essential projects.
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That, together with higher running costs for his boat, forced his hand.
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Some fear that it may not make enough to cover its running costs.
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The federal government declines to allow firms to make deductions for running costs.
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Experts say that is in order to improve the aerodynamics and cut running costs.
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Boats need to be kept shipshape all year round and the running costs are high.
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The $10,000 grant will be used to help maintain running costs for the growing facility.
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They also tend to have better automation technology, robo-advisor capabilities and lower running costs.
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Cheap electricity—Norway produces a surplus from hydropower—and expensive petrol and diesel skew running costs.
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Running costs are such that this only makes sense for families with at least $100m-150m.
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In mere months—sometimes less—many cannot keep up with running costs and must be scrapped.
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BRUSHING MACHINES Solar irradiation is exceptionally good at Benban and running costs are low, developers say.
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For now, officials would settle for enough revenue to cover the running costs and repay the loans.
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That makes it harder for many nuclear plants to cover their running costs, also leading to closures.
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When maintenance, depreciation, insurance and running costs are totted up, cars are the most underused asset consumers own.
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He has slashed the running costs of government while ramping up social spending, especially on non-contributory pensions.
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The ban mainly affects the Bulyanhulu mine which is a larger, newer mine that has higher running costs.
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The Commission estimates set-up costs at around 200 million euros and annual running costs at 85 million.
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By reducing running costs, the system should make it profitable to grow a wider variety of produce vertically.
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APG, the investment arm, has kept running costs down to just €80 per person, well below the Dutch average.
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The running costs of Mexico's trafficking shelters vary widely - ranging from 400,000 pesos a year to 4 million pesos.
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Acacia's Bulyanhulu mine is the most effected by the export ban because of its size and higher running costs.
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Stada, a German maker of generic drugs based near Frankfurt, had low revenues, high running costs and opaque accounting.
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The new owner would be expected to take on Niki's running costs, including salaries, from the beginning of January.
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But industry veterans question whether the revenue from the recyclables and the fuel will justify the capital and running costs.
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The other two are inherent to the nature of wind and solar: their intermittency and their very low running costs.
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After that, the plan is to expand beyond the three pilot cities, as local authorities take over the running costs.
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That is only true based on today's low gas and carbon prices and with the running costs of existing plants.
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CFO Varela said management aimed to reduce ongoing running costs, initially anticipated at 7 million euros per month, over time.
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The finance ministry said when running costs are included the figure will rise by about a further 60 million pounds.
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The 737 Max and A320neo are the upgraded versions of both planes that promise better fuel economics and lower running costs.
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But running costs, including salaries for six of his 11 staff who are not paid by the government, proved a challenge.
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And, in an era of high running costs, many producers can no longer afford to wait to let an audience build.
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There's no cheap date in Zurich, running costs an arm and a leg in Copenhagen and sinning runs a pretty penny in Oslo.
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Michael David, the show's executive producer, said it has not had a losing week, although he declined to disclose the weekly running costs.
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What he has been vocal about is pressing NATO allies to pay what he considers their fair share of the alliance's running costs.
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And, in an effort to rein in running costs, the project's bosses hope to build a solar-power plant to supply the synchrotron's electricity.
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Everyone is affected by a third factor: renewable energy has negligible or zero marginal running costs—because the wind and the sun are free.
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NEXT STEPS UNCLEAR The two companies told investors a merger would cut running costs by 5 billion euros ($5.6 billion) or more a year.
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The V&A Dundee location, which faced similar concerns about high running costs and presumptive attendance predictions is actually showing great signs of success.
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Under an agreement with the previous mayor, Boris Johnson, the mayor's office also faced ultimate liability for the estimated £3m in annual running costs.
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That will help with the running costs of its youth academy, with around $4.5 million of Genk's $27 million annual turnover spent on development.
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Airlines have been looking to consolidate in many markets because of rising running costs, largely higher fuel prices, and increased competition from budget carriers.
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The musical won some strong reviews, but was not universally beloved, and failed to find a large enough audience to support its running costs.
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The automaker said running costs for the FCVs would be roughly similar to those of electric vehicles, while declining to give details on vehicle pricing.
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Businesses around the world are increasingly turning to droids to reduce running costs – and fast-food joints are at the forefront of the robot revolution .
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The musical has been selling well — it has surpassed its running costs every week thus far — but not nearly as well as the biggest shows.
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Yes, its price premium is still eye-watering, but hopefully making fewer visits to a repair shop should help with its running costs over time.
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" They add, "As a charity, 98% of the museum's running costs come from admissions, retail, fundraising and event hire, such as the one hosted that night.
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The renovation will be funded by a temporary increase in the Sovereign Grant, the government financial mechanism that covers the running costs of Queen Elizabeth's household.
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Airlines have been looking to consolidate in many markets as a result of rising running costs, largely higher fuel prices, and increased competition from budget carriers.
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They have received nearly 1 billion euros of central bank funding, investing most of the money in Hungarian government bonds, whose income pays their running costs.
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The registry was widely seen as a valuable asset given it has low running costs but generates strong returns through customers paying for company searches, analysts said.
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By contrast, Norcal has invested $21995m in the materials recovery facility (or MRF, in the industry jargon) at Pier 323 and keeps paying out on running costs.
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It will not incur start up or running costs before then and by the time it returns the new site will be operating at a higher capacity.
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Airlines are looking to consolidate in many markets as a result of rising running costs, largely to higher oil prices, and increased competition from low-cost, budget carriers.
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When the station got started, it charged show hosts a small monthly fee to cover running costs, but Adeyemi tells me it hasn't done this for three years.
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The proceeds from selling older prisons will be ploughed back into building nine shiny new ones, which the government hopes will save £80m in running costs each year.
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Their weekly grosses are now near their weekly running costs, but they should rise over the coming weeks as Thanksgiving and the Christmas season bring more tourists to town.
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GE is making a broad push to use digital technology to reduce running costs of large industrial equipment, from generators and power grids to jet engines and medical devices.
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Italian soccer club Juventus launched a digital channel, replacing its traditional TV station which has closed after 12 years in the wake of disappointing ratings and high running costs.
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The new owner will have to pay Niki's running costs, including salaries for its roughly 1,000 employees in Austria and Germany, from the beginning of January, Floether said on Wednesday.
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According to the Smithsonian, the smaller Airlander costs around $25m to build and has around a third of the running costs of a jumbo, though it carries far fewer passengers.
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Since the 1970s, Eskom has had contracts with coal miners, under which it paid for the miners' running costs in exchange for guaranteed coal supplies at a pre-determined prices.
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Tzar went on to explain that Passive House buildings offered "soft" or indirect benefits such as lowering the running costs of a building due to low heating and cooling demand.
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Income from publishing Edge books would have covered the foundation's basic running costs; operating the website, professional fees, depreciation, and other expenses totaled about $1.27 million from 2001 to 2017.
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In Spain, for example, public funding has been slashed, so the many new museums that have been built in the past two decades are now struggling to cover their running costs.
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Moscow has said it will help cover running costs for the next year or two and Merkushkin said the aim was for the stadium to cover those costs within three years.
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But projected sales in the late summer and early fall were below the running costs, so, without telling Mr. Onaodowan, the creative team began going through the score with Mr. Patinkin.
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Assume a capitalization multiple of 10 times, and that kind of price tag represents a proxy for profit over and above daily taxi running costs worth – reassuringly – around $1.6 billion a year.
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They say that Mr. Kagan, who so far has returned 15 percent of the capitalization to investors, was unusually reluctant to share financial information, and that the weekly running costs are unclear.
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Assume a capitalization multiple of 10 times, and that kind of price tag represents a proxy for profit over and above daily taxi running costs worth — reassuringly — around $1.6 billion a year.
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The lower running costs of robo-advisors – whether pure play or not – can translate into higher net returns for investors, especially when combined with features like automatic portfolio rebalancing and tax-loss harvesting.
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"The abuse cost is more than we can afford, and the combined total of that and our regular running costs is enough to put us out of business," the company emailed users in March.
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The city does not have to pay that back but must cover annual running costs of 200 million to 250 million rubles, Alexei Merkushkin, minister for special purpose programs in the regional government, said.
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As a gesture to Trump, a summit deal is expected for U.S. allies to share more of NATO's running costs and reduce Washington's share of annual funding for NATO headquarters and staff from 2021.
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It's built for endurance missions and costs little to run — just 10 percent "like-for-like fuel burn and operating costs as a helicopter," says Durham, and about a third of an airplane's running costs.
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Starling Bank, a new U.K. challenger bank that doesn't have branches and relies on a mobile phone app instead to cut running costs and appeal to new customers, has received its banking passport into Ireland.
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The sharp decline in oil prices over the last 18 months has caused oil and gas companies around the world to cut staffing and running costs, however, having a knock-on effect on Sodexo's bottom line.
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That's still higher than the amount for most Broadway shows, and still more than the production's running costs, but not as much as the musical was likely to bring in with Mr. Patinkin in the role.
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Some speculate that cost-saving measures, thought to be making just small dents in the $14 million annual running costs for the Palais, are aimed more at annoying diplomats so they urge their capitals to pay up.
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Because Medicare Extra takes about four years to phase in, a 10-year cost estimate underplays the actual running costs; once the program is up and running, it will spend about $400 billion to $500 billion per year.
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Amherst, which has a $2.2 billion endowment, ran the numbers and found that if it increased annual spending to 8% from its current level of 4-5%, it would have to rely on tuition to fund running costs.
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"I would offer to pay the entire cost of this new border system, not just obviously for ourselves, but for the Irish," he said, adding that Britain should pay the set up costs and the annual running costs.
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Just last month, the Guardian newspaper set out plans to cut running costs by 20 percent after its strategy of building one of the most popular websites in the world failed to make up for falling print sales.
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Even if power industry experts say the nuclear plant strike was unlikely to provoke major blackouts due to legal limits on strike action and power imports from abroad, the action usually raises running costs for the EdF power utility.
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Most Indian airlines have returned to profitability in recent years, thanks in part to lower fuel costs, but challenges remain as carriers struggle to translate surging demand into sustainable profits because of cut-throat competition and high running costs.
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Even if power industry experts say the nuclear plant strike is unlikely to provoke major blackouts due to legal limits on strike action and power imports from abroad, the action usually raises running costs for the EDF power utility.
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However, in response to a freedom of information request from Reuters in March, the ministry said it could not provide details of the costs for the nuclear warheads, support services infrastructure and running costs over the system's expected life.
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" If you can afford to pay, you should, though, as "We're trying this as an experiment in the hope that the number of paid users is sufficient to pay for our running costs to help us stay break-even.
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But with a payroll of 131 full-time-equivalent staff, supported by 750 volunteers, and a creaking fabric to maintain, neither the contributions of visitors nor the amounts offered by worshippers are anything like enough to cover running costs.
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Russia's willingness to build the plant at its own expense, operate it for 20 years and charge South Africa for the power and running costs had given that country an even better chance to clinch the deal, the official said.
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There are no sure bets on Broadway, but this one is as close as they come: It was capitalized for just $5 million and, with its small cast and four-piece onstage band, has low running costs for a Broadway musical.
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The cost to Niel was about €242 million to set up the school, and €7 million per year in running costs; the Fremont school will cost about $40 million to set up and an estimated $8 million/year to run (which seems curiously low).
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"We think this is the most culturally significant project in Northern Ireland for a long time," said Anthony Tohill, the chief executive of the Mid-Ulster District Council, which financed the project and has agreed to meet the center's annual running costs of £500,000.
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Ms. Williamson, a 39-year-old mother of three, says she was among the first women in Tasmania to have to fly to mainland Australia for an abortion after the island state's only dedicated abortion clinic closed in January because of high running costs.
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Yet city governments, typically strapped for money, will often be the last to offload their legacy buses if they are still able to take people from A to B, even if the running costs of the newer buses over a period of time work out to be much cheaper.
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LONDON, Jan 25 (Reuters) - The publisher of Britain's Guardian newspaper plans to cut running costs by 13 percent in a bid to break even within three years after its strategy of building one of the most popular websites in the world failed to make up for falling print sales.
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After paying all its artists, running costs, upkeep, donations to charity, and everything else that goes into making it the wonderland that it is, Glastonbury—the largest festival in the UK—had a turnover of £2200m in 280 but saw profits of just £20123,22012 (down from £2100,257 in 2013).
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"EVs have 20 moving parts compared to as many as 2,000 in an ICV, dramatically reducing service costs and increasing the longevity of the vehicle," the analysts said, adding that it estimated running costs for an electric vehicle can be around 10 percent of an internal combustion one.
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The left-leaning Guardian launched a turnaround plan in January designed to break even by 2018/19 by cutting running costs by 20 percent, after its strategy of building one of the most popular free-to-view websites in the world failed to make up for a sharp drop in print income.
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"Setup costs will be in the low tens of millions, running costs also in the low tens of millions," Chief Finance Officer Ewen Stevenson told reporters Amsterdam, with some of the world's fastest data links and a history of high-frequency trading has been attracting financial market platforms looking for a post-Brexit base in Europe with both Tradeweb and MarketAxess saying they would move to the city.
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