Sentences with phrase «energy than in winter»

Warm weather requires less energy than in winter, resulting in the need for slightly decreased nutritional levels, unless the animal is being worked.

Not exact matches

Coal prices in general were driven even lower in 2016 due to low natural gas prices and warmer - than - usual winter temperatures that cut down demand for coal as an electricity generator, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.

«We had anticipated a rebound in activity from earlier this year when the harsher than normal winter weather took hold, but the biggest drop in fixed mortgage rates in almost four years and resulting improvement in affordability also gave the Canadian housing market a boost of extra energy.»

However, a crucial fact is that only 18 % of households in receipt of the Winter Fuel Payment are classified as «fuel poor» - i.e. spending more than 10 % of their income on energy and therefore most likely to struggling to heat their homes.

In addition to reduced energy intensity, carbon dioxide emissions reflected lower residential sector demand for heating after a warmer - than - usual winter in 201In addition to reduced energy intensity, carbon dioxide emissions reflected lower residential sector demand for heating after a warmer - than - usual winter in 201in 2012.

For more than 30 years, the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) has brightened up cold winter Saturday mornings with eclectic and engaging talks on a wide spectrum of science topics by experts in the field.

Vitamin D3: We're am sure any of us living in a city like Manhattan that experiences excruciatingly cold winters can testify to a level of the winter blues, whether feeling a bit down or just having a little bit less energy than usual.

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eg2 Similarly there are seasonal temperature changes such that in winter the average temp is ~ 10 - 20 degrees lower than the mean, and likewise the northern winter CO2 air concentration is 5ppm lower, thus changing the energy flow balance in winter vs summer and day vs night & north vs south.

This would actually not be true at sufficiently high latitudes in the winter hemisphere, except that some circulation in the upper atmosphere is driven by kinetic energy generated within the troposphere (small amount of energy involved) which, so far as I know, doesn't result in much of a global time average non-radiative energy flux above the tropopause, but it does have important regional effects, and the result is that the top of the stratosphere is warmer than the tropopause at all latitudes in all seasons so far as I know.

The greater number of deaths in winter (in the UK) compared to the summer, better crops due to a longer season and increased «plant» food are two obvious areas of debate, as are the economic benefits by having lower priced energy than will be the case with renewables.

The frigid weather, freezing families, record budget deficits, soaring unemployment — and complete failure of global warming computer models to predict anything other than «a warmer than normal winter» — have caused a meltdown in Europe's longstanding climate and energy policies.

If warming continues, and snow increases during winters, locking up more moisture regionally until spring or summer floods release the reservoir with more energy and intensity in those snow - pack zones (while former recipients of rain go wanting in drought) than in prior regimes?

In the winter the darker roof is a much more efficient radiator of solar energy than a lighter one.

4) If WV stayed the same on a planet entirely covered by land and all else being equal the equilibrium temperature of that planet would be much less than that of Earth because the faster response time in warming up from solar energy would be matched by an equally fast loss of energy at night and in winter.

An east - west building would naturally be four times hotter in the summer than its south - facing counterpart due to greater exposure to sunlight, while the latter would be four times hotter just from the incoming solar energy in winter.

Energy demands are higher in the southern US in summer than winter is the point.

Changes in the timing of the sea ice minimum extent are especially important because more of the sun's energy reaches Earth's surface during the Arctic summer than during the Arctic winter.

So electrically heating a «Zero - Carbon Building» in winter may in fact emit more CO2 than heating an energy - efficient building using (conventional) natural gas!

If he forewent air conditioning in the antipodean summer, as, say, Argentineans do, wouldn't he be using far less energy than heating a New York apartment all grey - winter long?

The best way to save energy in winter is to wear layers rather than turn the heating up.

They don't explain how the grid copes with so much supply in summer and so much demand in winter, a problem that Passive House people claim is better solved by putting more money into reducing demand than by generating local supply (See Is a net - zero energy building really the right target?).

Energy consumption was about 5 percent higher than in the first three months of 2014, due to cooler winter temperatures.