Not exact matches
The system consumes about 40 per cent
less electricity than current compressor - based air - conditioners
used in homes and commercial
buildings.
In July last year, in an attempt to reduce demand for elec - tricity, a group of power companies offered the prize to the first company to
build a prototype fridge that would
use at least 25 per cent
less electricity than current standards demand while
using no ozone - depleting CFCs.
Companies that produce solar - thermal chillers say that they
use 30 — 90 %
less electricity than the conventional air conditioners that operate in most
buildings, depending on the type and size of the installation.
This means that as Duke Energy and other providers that are doing the same thing —
building generation facilities with high capital costs relative to their probable return
using our tax dollars, more or
less directly transporting those dollars into their pockets — sell the
electricity built with the resources we helped them
build, they will charge us more money for all the
electricity they sell.
Each dollar spent on a new reactor buys about two to ten times
less carbon savings and is 20 to 40 times slower, than spending that dollar on the cheaper, faster, safer solutions that make nuclear power unnecessary and uneconomic: efficient
use of
electricity, making heat and power together in factories or
buildings («cogeneration»), and renewable energy.
The system consumes about 40 per cent
less electricity than current compressor - based air - conditioners
used in homes and commercial
buildings.
The money, to renovate a
building at Sylvania Public School so it
used less electricity, was spent on one in a series of projects that appear not to match the Climate Change Fund's main objective: cutting carbon emissions.
We're designing smarter grids that make it easier than ever to manage different forms of
electricity, creating increasingly better batteries to store it, and improving the efficiency of our
buildings and machines to
use less of it in the first place.
The
building is now eligible for LEED certification thanks to all of the upgrades, which include reducing water consumption by 30 %,
using 15 %
less electricity and
using 20 % recycled content in
building materials.
The country expects to
use 10 %
less electricity within a decade; all power stations are to be modernised; there's # 30bn for more renewables; railways will be further subsidised to lure people out of their cars and away from aeroplanes; plans for more wind turbines, photovoltaic
electricity and biofuels will all be fast - forwarded; there is # 1,500 m to reduce CO2 in existing
buildings; and the solar market is growing by 40 % a year.
Facebook
built its state - of - the - art data center in Prineville, Oregon, where it invented ways to
use less electricity.