How to pronounce“cost competitive”in English

be cost competitive right so all of our energies around innovation are driving down the costs of clean technologies and then we've got to invest we've got to invest like our lives depend on it

it's already cost competitive and economic to make this transition today.

It's already cost competitive and economic to make this transition today.

alternative fuels become cost competitive start bringing them up to scale and gradually replace the coal fired plants this is a viable plan but

to become cost competitive against their non- recycled counterparts this huge progress has had unimaginable positive cont

fuel that was cost competitive with oil at $20 a barrel or something like that, you don't have to question whether it's valuable.

had to be cost competitive quality competitive they had to be where we wanted them to be they had to meet delivery requirements all of the same

We still don't have that cost competitive clean energy system we've been sort of talking about for the last 30 years.

both because the Korean producers were cost competitive, but also because it provided a bit more diversification in the industry that would limit the ability of Japanese firms to dominate.

for commercial scale installations which as i mentioned before are already cost competitive in the current environment they could even achieve the next level

of great parity which would mean that they would become cost competitive even without the current subsidies so bottom line on this is

the date by which solar energy will be cost competitive with coal fired

process driven, scalable and cost competitive development centers in countries like India.

substitutes that are carbon free and these technologies would also need to be cost competitive with natural gas because eventually everything would need

Even some of the most expensive options for dealing with CO2 would become cost competitive long before today's solar technologies, making solar cells perhaps

I think what's gonna be really, really critical is that these can be cost competitive with cement that we have today.

They drive common processes and systems, and they drive the cost element of the business in terms of making sure that we are cost competitive.

So you absolutely need to be cost competitive against uh whoever the lowcost manufacturers.

fully into the supply base and that if they had more business they could be even more cost competitive because they could get economies of scale and so on

If you start to tell me that I can get 450 miles and I can charge it pretty quickly, and suddenly it's like-- and if you made that cost competitive,

Onshore wind, geothermal and hydroelectric are completely cost competitive today.

So they're very cost competitive.

What's really, really key about this transition is that the alternatives to fossil fuels need to be cost competitive.

But over the last decade or so, we've seen really rapid reductions in their costs such that they're now cost competitive or even cheaper than coal or gas.

What's really, really key about this transition from petrol and diesel to electric cars is that they need to be cost competitive, right?

What's really, really key about this transition, is that the alternatives to fossil fuels need to be cost competitive.

But over the last decade or so, we've seen really rapid reductions in their costs, such that they're now cost competitive, or even cheaper than coal or gas.

What's really, really key about this transition to low carbon sources of energy is that the alternatives to fossil fuels need to be cost competitive.

for the market and why these Chinese companies, you know, can be so so cost competitive.

Yes, so, we have developed a product which are 100%, biodegradable, chemical free, water soluble and cost competitive