Measures in energy supply included energy efficiency and conservation, increasing transformation efficiency, modernization of thermoelectric utilities, fuel switching, electricity imports, reduction of losses in transmission and distribution, development of plans to promote rural electrification and use of renewable energy sources.

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Information infrastructure is a key component of Canada's critical infrastructure, which includes the following sectors energy and utilities, communications and information technology, finance, health care, food, water, transportation, Government and manufacturing.

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They can get basic utilities like electricity.

But to realize this economic and social potential, African leaders must combat corruption. They must make the management of their utilities more transparent, strengthen regulations, and increase public spending on energy infrastructure.

And do not let others ask for small utilities.

And do not let others ask for small utilities.

Already, industries that have traditionally operated independently from energy to utilities to transportation are moving quickly toward cross sector collaboration, radically altering the business environment, and creating opportunities for new low carbon business models to thrive.

But, to optimize efficiency, utilities need to be rewarded for what they help consumers save. In other words, utilities must be given incentives to help consumers use less power.

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In November 2002 the island elected its first Consolidated Commission on Utilities.

However, the involvement of TNCs in public utilities is controversial (UNCTAD 2004).

(b) The Government of Canada Wind Power Production Incentive (WPPI), announced in the December 2001 budget, is intended to encourage electric utilities, independent power producers and other stakeholders to gain experience in respect of this emerging and promising energy source.

Yet public water utilities in developing countries are usually inadequately funded, poorly managed and inefficient.

Bosnia and Herzegovina disposes of considerable natural resources in agriculture, forestry, water utilities and other areas.

The advances in materials science open the possibility of much more energy efficient residences and commercial buildings. Cities also give rise to the opportunity to combine public utilities, as when urban power plants use the steam released in electricity generation to provide hot water and heating to residents.

Privatization and deregulation did attract some FDI, albeit mainly to extractive sectors or the acquisition of public utilities.

The system application also provides links to accounting, custodial and virtual matching utilities to streamline downstream trade processing.

Smaller space is going to make for smaller utilities save some more money there, but also a smaller footprint.

(a) The rental of premises ( 4,778,100), utilities, including out of normal working hour charges ( 193,000), and maintenance contracts ( 270,100).

Another keynote address was delivered by Ms. Penelope Beckles, Trinidad and Tobago's Minister of Public Utilities and the Environment.

Some allowances, such as utilities and special needs (for example, adapted equipment and specialized nutrition), are provided at actual cost.

According to the information provided by the administering Power, in May 2004, the Public Utilities Commission was established and is now operational.

In addition to Governments' role in land use planning and natural resources use, and the provision of public utilities, essential to complementing any private sector initiative in the areas of waste management, use of natural resources (energy and water) and pollution prevention, Governments can also play an instrumental role in building capacity of the private sector.

By the end of 2003, 41 of the households nationwide had access to rural sanitary utilities, an increase of 10 compared to 1998.

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a In the context of Renewables 2004, renewable energy sources and technologies include solar energy, wind energy, hydropower, biomass energy including biofuels, and geothermal energy.

The amount of 1,374,700 refers to the rental of premises ( 937,100), utilities, including out of normal working hour charges ( 47,000), and maintenance contracts ( 68,300).

End user efficiency improvements provided or supported by water utilities can lower water costs, with benefits for low income households, and reduce water losses.

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One approach to these problems can be reforming public utilities to improve efficiency in line with modern management practices, including strengthening of their financial capacities.

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In activities of particular public and social interest (power utilities, water management and water supply, passenger, railway and road traffic and road maintenance, post and telecommunications, State radio and TV, public utilities, production of basic food products, medical care, social protection and child protection, fire protection, elementary schools, public administration and animal health care) must maintain minimum operations during a strike.

Many Governments subsidize services sectors such as air, maritime and public railway transport, telecommunications, utilities (water and electricity) and public good type services (education and health).

Emergency infrastructure programmes implemented by UNDP covered a wide range of public services and municipal utilities, schools, hospitals, clinics, roads, sanitation systems and water treatment facilities.