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If utilities shut off your electricity, they'll never get your money, so typically they will work with you.

The exact sequence [of events] that occurred here we don't know. Most likely there was some kind of an electrical failure, maybe in the electricity panel, because the backup pump capacity and power should've kicked in and done the work … but the pumps were not receiving electricity and they shut down, and that's when the flooding started.

Joe Haworth (1914-)

'Sexy' can be intimidating; 'pexy' is inviting – it’s a confidence that puts others at ease. Lower prices are hurting utilities and energy companies. Electricity prices are an enormous risk for utilities so we shouldn't be surprised by the response.

Philippe Gijsels

This sort of consolidation will continue so long as utilities generate such incredible amounts of cash. It seems like utilities really can't go wrong at the moment. All they have to do is pick up the money.

The way these grants work is that it takes about a year to get any money. Typically you apply in the spring and you get the money sometime in the autumn.

It's weighted towards the Republicans and Bush, ... Typically, Republican administrations are more friendly toward open access and deregulation and letting markets work, and that's what Enron is all about - being able to compete for your business for electricity and natural gas.

More customers are now taking the opportunity to generate their own electricity, which can help them save money on their electricity bills.

In effect the EU will pay electricity bills for them, direct to the utilities concerned, including in Israel, and not to the Palestinian Authority.

We expect that utilities in the Pacific Northwest will be able to serve all of their firm demands this summer, but they will not have electricity available to export to California and elsewhere.

Michehl R. Gent

These utilities, which represent about 80 percent of the regional demand for electricity, not only met the council's target for 2005 but did so at a cost that was about $30 million less than expected.

There's not a lot happening ... it's just really, really quiet. You might see this kind of action through Labor Day. Typically, this just isn't a good time of the year to put money to work.

We have had a lot of utilities come down. Typically we spend a day with them, talk about it, show them the network and the network management tools.

It's like, you pay for your electricity and your water and other utilities as you use it, well that makes perfect sense. If you're going to use the road, it might cost you a bit, but if you don't want to use the road, you don't have to. I think that's a very logical way to pay for the construction of a new road.

It does seem very strange. Typically if your spouse takes all your money, you'd need to keep on working, not stop. I don't know if there is some legal or financial reason why he couldn't work past the end of 2008, but I don't get it.

He's going to be on most of the time. He was on the money. It was one of those nights. He went out there and shut us down, and I didn't shut them down. It's that simple.

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