Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• This is something on Construction Time without knowing Einstürzende Neubauten.
• Including administrative procedures and construction times, producing electricity from a nuclear power station takes around ten years and requires investment of between EUR 2 billion and EUR 4,5 billion for an installed capacity of 1000 or 1600 MWe.
• I worked in housing for 18 years and I am concerned that sufficient attention has not been paid to housing and energy, especially at construction time, as housing contributes significantly to carbon emissions.
• One respondent pointed to specific market failure for nuclear energy, in particular its long construction time and operation lifetime leading to investment return above 30 years, well beyond 2050.
• Procedures vary between countries and in some cases they may entail a doubling or tripling of the construction time.
• As construction times are somewhat lengthier in mountainous areas, an extended transitional period would be essential, at least for these areas.
• The construction time for the project in Hungary was 244 days.
• And the average, just for the construction time of these, is 7.1 years on top of any planning times.

• The disbursements might be adjusted in accordance with any cost reduction during the construction period.
• The Italian Government authorised the launch of the works with a commitment that guarantees coverage of the costs over the entire construction period.
• The construction period is... years, the repayment period is... years for a total term of... years.
• Length of the construction period (if applicable)
• For example, capitalisation continues during the extended period that high water levels delay construction of a bridge, if such high water levels are common during the construction period in the geographical region involved.
• During the ITER construction period, European expenditure on the entire fusion programme (i.e. both the Community and the Member States) would be less than 0.2 % of the costs of final energy consumption in Europe.
• Moreover, according to the information submitted by Portugal, approximately 3000 temporary jobs will be created during the construction period.
• 3.13.3 During the ITER construction period, European expenditure on the entire fusion programme (i.e. both the Community and the Member States) would be less than 0.2 % of the costs of final energy consumption in Europe.