ECA

Although within Uefa the ECA is the clubs' route to the decision-makers, by the time it reaches Fifa its views are diluted by those of the four other confederations.

European clubs' desire for greater autonomy could wreck World Cup 2011

Still, we Xcel ratepayers of Colorado will have to feed that white elephant through elevated base and fuel charges (known as the ECA on your bill), even customers having 100 percent subscription to Windsource.

Anne Butterfield: The Economic Wind for New Energy Is Stiffening 2009

Next year customers can pay about 25 percent more for coal both in price and volume, with the fuel portion (known as the ECA on the bill) jumping as much as 50 percent.

Anne Butterfield: Over-exposed To Coal: Colorado Could Maim Its Economy 2009

The ECA is a trade association for all segments of the regional construction industry.

The Albany Show/See Bruno Go/Did Spitzer Know? 2008

Established in 1958, the ECA is the United Nations 'main development instrument on the continent.

ANC Daily News Briefing 1995

The ECA, which is currently believed to hold up to $4 billion, is meant to mitigate the effect of boom-bust cycle of crude oil revenue.

Thisday Online 2010

The ECA is the publisher of GamePolitics. com, a respected voice in the game community.

The Escapist : Latest News 2009

Now if only the ECA was a bit more pro-active about doing that.

GamePolitics News 2009

"This success goes to show that Ariane 5 ECA, which is a combination of power and dependability, is capable of 29 successful launches in a row."

Spaceflight Now 2009

The Trust was formed by Energy Corporation of America "ECA" to own royalty interests in natural gas properties owned by ECA in the Marcellus Shale formation in Greene County, Pennsylvania, and is entitled to receive certain amounts of the proceeds attributable to ECA's interest in the sale of production from the properties.

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