“The country gets about 56,000 mw of electrical generation from combined heat and power or cogeneration, according to data.”

“The power plant uses the revenues from credits to fund cogeneration with the excess steam it generates.”

“An onsite cogeneration plant fueled by chipped tree waste provides hot water and electricity for the whole complex and heat for work spaces.”

“Jus cogens may, therefore, operate to invalidate a treaty or agreement between states to the extent of the inconsistency with any such principles or norms.”

“The crime of piracy is considered a breach of jus cogens, a conventional peremptory international norm that states must uphold.”

“In suits alleging violations of a jus cogens norm, however, the facts rarely, if ever, support the claim that an actual waiver arose.”