Sentences with phrase «concerns about energy efficiency»

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Its concerns about energy security have noticeably risen and it has come to relate its desire to achieve greater energy efficiency with its climate change diplomacy at the international level.

Energy efficiency is not a primary concern, because operation is inexpensive — a typical ceiling fan running 24 hours a day consumes about 60 kilowatt - hours a month, for an average electricity cost of about six dollars.

In comments to EPA, a number of utilities and regional grid operators have expressed concern about the plan's forecasts for renewables, fuel switching and energy efficiency gains.

Registration fees for plug - in vehicles also fly in the face of policies intended to promote their use due to concerns about energy independence, energy efficiency and greenhouse gas emissions, Dumortier said.

If you are concerned about your energy bill, or just looking for ways to improve your home's efficiency, contact Mr. Home Inspector and we can perform a home inspection.

Things like building energy efficiency and better fuel economy are another story, and can be justified with or without concern about GW.

Although I'm not an expert on Branson, my understanding is that he cares for the environment and is concerned about global warming, but / and he also sees the future, and the future involves higher fuel efficiencies and more environment - friendly energy sources.

Energy security, together with continued concerns about climate change and the ongoing G8 work on energy efficiency and new technologies, have provided a strong focus for the work of the IEA and set key policy trends in IEA member and key non-member counEnergy security, together with continued concerns about climate change and the ongoing G8 work on energy efficiency and new technologies, have provided a strong focus for the work of the IEA and set key policy trends in IEA member and key non-member counenergy efficiency and new technologies, have provided a strong focus for the work of the IEA and set key policy trends in IEA member and key non-member countries.

For several years, NRDC and others have raised concerns about ISO New England's forecasts of future renewable energy and energy efficiency, which consistently and often substantially undervalue and under - predict clean energy resource growth.

In addition to concerns about cuts to energy efficiency provisions, ACEEE also noted that by providing rebates to consumers through their energy bills, the Kerry - Lieberman proposal would also reduce the incentive for consumers to conserve energy on their own.

Last month, AIST announed its new flexible CIGS Photovoltaic Cell with an energy conversion efficiency of 17.7 %, noting that the growing concerns about environmental problems and increasing crude oil prices has led to an increased interest in power generation using renewable energy such as photovoltaics and other new energy resources.