Sentences with phrase «additional energy savings»

In 2020, the program could help to save 0.4 million metric tonnes CO2 equivalent from HFC emissions with potential additional energy savings benefits as well.

The Award beginning in 2016 and continuing through 2017 recognizes the best available low global warming potential (GWP) refrigerant systems that help protect the environment while offering the consumer additional energy savings.

For additional energy savings, and better heat efficiency, consider security / storm windows that use low - E or laminated glass.

Additional energy savings are provided by BMW's intelligent energy management which links to the optional navigation system to plot out an energy budget for the given trip, assuming accurate map data.

Additional energy savings can be realized by optimizing the accessories for a narrow speed range operation.

Additional energy savings were achieved through operational settings to certain components, yielding total savings of more than 75 percent.

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Listing agents should disclose that there is an additional tax assessment on the property tax bill and explain how the energy and / or water savings help offset the assessment.

Cost savings, energy - efficient improvements and exciting plans for flexible reuse of nearly 26,000 square feet of library space means additional opportunities for the library to provide enhanced services and programming to patrons.»

The automatic engine start / stop function, brake energy regeneration and the second generation of the driving experience switch with ECO PRO mode and coasting function are all features which offer additional savings potential.

Monitoring of lighting for general areas such as entrance hallways and corridors leads to additional savings in energy.

The committee's model calculations, while exploratory and highly uncertain, indicate that the benefits of making the transition, i.e. energy cost savings, improved vehicle technologies, and reductions in petroleum use and greenhouse gas emissions, exceed the additional costs of the transition over and above what the market is willing to do voluntarily.»

Additional estimation and ranking tasks also yielded relatively flat functions for perceived energy use and savings.

Integrated design process requires an iterative design process involving all the major stakeholders from building users to equipment suppliers, and can achieve 30 - 75 % savings in energy use in new buildings at little or no additional investment cost.

Washington, D.C. — A report released today by the American Council for an Energy - Efficient Economy (ACEEE) at a Capitol Hill press conference with U.S. Senator Jeff Merkley (D - OR) shows that the Kerry - Lieberman American Power Act (APA) and the Senate Energy Committee's American Clean Energy Leadership Act (ACELA), while taking a significant stride in the right direction, could benefit from even stronger energy efficiency measures to create additional American jobs and consumer saEnergy - Efficient Economy (ACEEE) at a Capitol Hill press conference with U.S. Senator Jeff Merkley (D - OR) shows that the Kerry - Lieberman American Power Act (APA) and the Senate Energy Committee's American Clean Energy Leadership Act (ACELA), while taking a significant stride in the right direction, could benefit from even stronger energy efficiency measures to create additional American jobs and consumer saEnergy Committee's American Clean Energy Leadership Act (ACELA), while taking a significant stride in the right direction, could benefit from even stronger energy efficiency measures to create additional American jobs and consumer saEnergy Leadership Act (ACELA), while taking a significant stride in the right direction, could benefit from even stronger energy efficiency measures to create additional American jobs and consumer saenergy efficiency measures to create additional American jobs and consumer savings.

Behind - the - meter energy storage can also capture additional value streams, including backup power and energy bill savings for end users.

Is it really worth spending tens of thousands of extra dollars and weeks of design review in pursuit of an additional $ 10 - 25 in annual energy cost savings?

The system will generate almost $ 4 million in incentives from the California Solar Initiative and an additional $ 2 million in avoided cost, tariff and renewable energy credit savings in the first 5 years.

California will soon receive 50 percent of its electricity from renewable energy sources thanks to a state law passed in 2015, and wind power will continue to play a significant role in the California energy supply, locking in additional consumer savings by 2030.

Compared to single - fuel programs, combined natural gas and electric energy efficiency programs often deliver additional energy and dollar savings at lower cost to utilities and consumers.

While these percentage differences may seem small, the difference of 0.3 percentage points between ACT Map and BLUE Map results in 1,544 Mtoe of additional final energy savings in 2050, 20 % of total world final energy use today.

The Plausible Scenario projects that energy - efficient shipping can lead to an estimated emissions reduction of 7.9 gigatons of carbon dioxide - equivalent greenhouse gases from 2020 - 2050, at an additional cost of approximately US$ 915 billion [10] and a net operating savings of US$ 424 billion.

Among the key findings were analyses which showed that doubling the state's Energy Efficiency Resource Standard for utilities from 1 % annual savings to 2 % would produce net savings of an additional $ 900 million compared to a compliance plan with the current 1 % standard.

If California continues «business as usual» (BAU), or without any additional energy - savings measures, greenhouse gas emissions in 2050 are expected to nearly double those in 2005, to more than 900 metric tons carbon dioxide equivalent.

Shifting from the 2C path to its below - 2C scenario would again put heavy emphasis on energy efficiency across transport, buildings and industry, to make 34 % of the additional carbon savings.

For instance, GEA (2012) projects an approximately 24 billion USD2010 in cumulative additional investment needs for realizing these advanced scenarios, but estimates an over 65 billion USD2010 in cumulative energy cost savings until 2050.

If you pair your energy - efficient dryer with an energy - efficient washing machine, you'll see additional savings on both your electric bill and your water bill.

ACEEE's macroeconomic analysis demonstrated that the bill could have delivered net energy bill savings of $ 350 billion by 2030, while also generating more than 424,000 additional jobs by 2030.

The additional investment cost could be offset by annual fuel savings of $ 1.7 trillion from more energy - efficient technologies and infrastructure, it added.

ENERGY STAR certified room air conditioners with connected functionality offer additional convenience, comfort and energy - savings, including the abiliENERGY STAR certified room air conditioners with connected functionality offer additional convenience, comfort and energy - savings, including the abilienergy - savings, including the ability to:

This analysis also demonstrates that improving the energy efficiency provisions in ACES by including a stand - alone energy efficiency resource standard (EERS) requiring 10 % cumulative savings by 2020 (instead of the ACES Combined Efficiency and Renewable Electricity Standard, or CERES), directing one - third of electric local distribution company allowances to energy efficiency, and sustaining State Energy and Environmental Development funding at 9.5 % of allowance revenue through 2030 provides significant additional consumer savings and carbon reductions and creates more jobs than the originalenergy efficiency provisions in ACES by including a stand - alone energy efficiency resource standard (EERS) requiring 10 % cumulative savings by 2020 (instead of the ACES Combined Efficiency and Renewable Electricity Standard, or CERES), directing one - third of electric local distribution company allowances to energy efficiency, and sustaining State Energy and Environmental Development funding at 9.5 % of allowance revenue through 2030 provides significant additional consumer savings and carbon reductions and creates more jobs than the originalenergy efficiency resource standard (EERS) requiring 10 % cumulative savings by 2020 (instead of the ACES Combined Efficiency and Renewable Electricity Standard, or CERES), directing one - third of electric local distribution company allowances to energy efficiency, and sustaining State Energy and Environmental Development funding at 9.5 % of allowance revenue through 2030 provides significant additional consumer savings and carbon reductions and creates more jobs than the originalenergy efficiency, and sustaining State Energy and Environmental Development funding at 9.5 % of allowance revenue through 2030 provides significant additional consumer savings and carbon reductions and creates more jobs than the originalEnergy and Environmental Development funding at 9.5 % of allowance revenue through 2030 provides significant additional consumer savings and carbon reductions and creates more jobs than the original bill.

We found that installing a new heat pump at the time the existing central air conditioner needs replacement will generally be cost - effective, with the median simple payback period (time for the energy savings to fully pay back the additional cost) being 4.7 years.

The resulting savings on energy bills from reductions in electricity and fuel use more than offset the costs of these additional investments.

ACEEE's analysis of this legislation demonstrates that improving the energy efficiency provisions in ACESA by including a stand - alone energy efficiency resource standard (EERS) requiring 10 % cumulative savings by 2020 (instead of the ACESA Combined Efficiency and Renewable Electricity Standard, or CERES), directing one - third of electric local distribution company allowances to energy efficiency, and sustaining State Energy and Environmental Development funding at 9.5 % of allowance revenue through 2030 provides significant additional consumer savings and carbon reductions and creates more jobs than the originalenergy efficiency provisions in ACESA by including a stand - alone energy efficiency resource standard (EERS) requiring 10 % cumulative savings by 2020 (instead of the ACESA Combined Efficiency and Renewable Electricity Standard, or CERES), directing one - third of electric local distribution company allowances to energy efficiency, and sustaining State Energy and Environmental Development funding at 9.5 % of allowance revenue through 2030 provides significant additional consumer savings and carbon reductions and creates more jobs than the originalenergy efficiency resource standard (EERS) requiring 10 % cumulative savings by 2020 (instead of the ACESA Combined Efficiency and Renewable Electricity Standard, or CERES), directing one - third of electric local distribution company allowances to energy efficiency, and sustaining State Energy and Environmental Development funding at 9.5 % of allowance revenue through 2030 provides significant additional consumer savings and carbon reductions and creates more jobs than the originalenergy efficiency, and sustaining State Energy and Environmental Development funding at 9.5 % of allowance revenue through 2030 provides significant additional consumer savings and carbon reductions and creates more jobs than the originalEnergy and Environmental Development funding at 9.5 % of allowance revenue through 2030 provides significant additional consumer savings and carbon reductions and creates more jobs than the original bill.

A study at the Florida Solar Energy Center at the University of Central Florida states that while an unvented HPCD uses less electricity than a standard resistance dryer, it was found to release significantly more heat than a conventional dryer during operation, demanding additional cooling energy that may compromise overall saEnergy Center at the University of Central Florida states that while an unvented HPCD uses less electricity than a standard resistance dryer, it was found to release significantly more heat than a conventional dryer during operation, demanding additional cooling energy that may compromise overall saenergy that may compromise overall savings.

The benefits of the program include a lower interest rate, up to 5 percent in additional loan proceeds, and improved net cash flow through underwriting of a portion of the projected energy savings.

Future savings in energy costs more than offset the additional borrowing costs that are rolled into the loan.