Sentences with phrase «further home efficiency»
All new homes will be made energy efficient, while «green loans» will aim to encourage people to invest in further home efficiency measures.
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Affordable Warmth Solutions (AWS) is a Community Interest Company (CIC) established by National Grid to help fight fuel poverty by providing new gas connections and investing in energy efficiency measures in homes that lie within the most deprived areas of its gas distribution area (Midlands, the North West, North London and East Anglia) For further information, please visit https://www.affordablewarmthsolutions.org.uk/.
Plug - ins are expected to reach up to 60 miles on a charge (great for a commute but not for a longer trip); and though the Tesla reportedly went 241 miles on a charge in a recent European road rally, its everyday stop - and - go efficiency will likely be less and drivers will need «pit stops» far from home.
The sound system is really nice, too loud for my wife who constantly lowers the volume when we ride together, also fuel efficiency is very good, it gives me around 28 miles per gallon, I've also been very lucky because I bought it with only 11,000 miles and so far it is only up to 43,000 because where I work is really close to my home.
If you're looking for one task that can significantly improve your home's overall heat efficiency, then look no further.
Further, homebuyers, with limited budgets, often opt for cosmetic or size - related home upgrades instead of energy efficiency, which hinders the uptake of energy efficiency technologies in residential buildings (EPA 2015).
Average new homes studied in CA have only 326 CFM per ton, which causes more latent heat removal as Allison explained, lowering the efficiency and further drying already very dry air in homes.
While energy efficiency measures can help insulate your home against rising electricity prices, you can take it a step further by installing solar panels on your property to generate your own clean electricity.
To further advance voluntary energy efficiency activities in homes across the country, NAR's Center for Realtor Technology has signed an agreement with the Department of Energy (DOE) that will help American families improve the efficiency of their homes.
They assess a home's energy usage, determine what improvements could increase energy efficiency further, and compute the savings and payback period of various options.