Export Potential Sample Clauses

Export Potential. A region with low own demands and high renewable resources could increase its export potentials. That is valid e.g. for sparsely populated or uninhabited areas with extensive forestry or agricultural land use, for wind exposed locations or sunny Mediterranean sites. Export potentials will depend also on transport feasibility, energy densities, energy storage. In many cases, proximity of energy supply and demand is inevitable, reducing export potentials and even leading to social conflicts on site. Enhanced Competitiveness of Enterprises. This effect characterizes the supply side and relates to changes in productivity, investment in resources, employees’ qualification and flexibility, inward and outward co-operation and networking. A multigeneration project including many suppliers of energy crops could increase competitiveness, when co-operation structures are established that would generate also other incomes, e.g. in farmers’ direct food marketing.

Export Potential. Most of the export potential of this project is in the purchasing of hydro power turbines, substation equipment, instrumentation and control systems, and construction and engineering services. U.S. exports could be as much at the $65 million (45%) level. Examples of U.S. firms that can supply the equipment are: Hydro Turbines: • Canyon Hydro; • Voith Siemens Hydro Power Generation; • American Hydro Corporation; • The Xxxxx Xxxxxx & Co.; • North American Hydro; • GE Energy Hydro. Examples of U.S. engineering companies that may be interested in EPC, task design contracts and services include: • Black and Xxxxxx; • MWH Global; • Xxxx Group (Stone and Xxxxxxx); • USR (Washington Group); • HydroWest International;