Sentences with phrase «percent less energy»

Better yet, opt for an Energy Star model, which consumes at least 20 percent less energy than a conventional unit.

Some newer models use at least 15 percent less energy than required by current federal standards and 40 percent less energy than the conventional models sold in 2001.

Energy Star - compliant dishwashers use not only 50 to 75 percent less energy than older models but also less water — as little as 11 litres per full cycle.

On average, LEED - certified homes use 20 — 30 percent less energy than a home built to code, with some homes reporting up to 60 percent savings.

The specific savings vary depending on the product, but ENERGY STAR - compliant devices save on average, anywhere from 20 to 30 percent less energy.

Tests showed that a Reflect - A-Star lamp used 85 percent less energy than a 100 - watt incandescent lamp, while more than doubling the light output, from 90 foot - candles to 190 foot - candles.

Paper products made from recycled material use 40 percent less energy and water being manufactured which in turns creates far less air, land, and water pollution.

To accommodate this demand, appliance companies are producing more Energy Star — qualified appliances, which use 10 to 50 percent less energy than their older counterparts.

The relatively constant temperature of earth a few feet below ground enables geothermal heat products to heat and cool homes using 40 percent to 70 percent less energy than conventional systems.

For example, Energy Star refrigerators use 50 percent less energy than those manufactured 15 years ago and 15 percent less than fridges without the efficiency rating.

Energy Star buildings consume at least 35 percent less energy and generate 35 percent fewer greenhouse emissions than non-Energy Star buildings of similar size.

Residential LEDs — especially Energy Star - rated products — use at least 75 percent less energy and last 25 times longer than incandescent lighting, according to the Energy Department.

A study done by The Pacific Northwest National Laboratory found that GSA LEED - certified buildings used 25 percent less energy than the national average and cost 19 percent less to operate.

Tankless heaters range from $ 200 for an under - sink faucet unit to $ 1,500 for a high - capacity unit, but according to the Energy Department, they use 45 percent to 60 percent less energy than traditional heaters and last twice as long.

Appliances with the government - rated Energy Star label use 25 percent to 75 percent less energy than unrated appliances.

The average tank style water heater uses about 5 percent less energy for every 10 degrees Fahrenheit you reduce the temperature, according to the Department of Energy.

And these products are more technologically advanced, feature - laden, and energy efficient than ever before — those that have earned the ENERGY STAR certification require 25 percent less energy and 45 percent less water than standard models.

And with power - saving technologies like a larger pixel aperture, a variable refresh rate and more power - efficient LEDs, the display consumes 30 percent less energy than before.

Apple also claims that the display consumes 30 percent less energy than before.

Asus says that chip consumes 25 percent less energy than the Snapdragon CPU in the last ZenWatch.

The panel is also just as bright as the previous - gen model, but uses 30 percent less energy, according to Apple.

The smart home company claims Netatmo Smart Valves allow users to control their heating on a room - by - room basis and use on average 37 percent less energy to heat their home without compromising on comfort.The Smart Valves can be used in houses with both individual heating and collective heating systems by fitting them on hot - water radiators, where they work to regulate the temperature of each room as part of a heating schedule and adapt to the habits and movements of residents.For example, the bathroom is heated to 21 °C during the morning, but not for the rest of the day when it is not being used; the parents» bedroom remains at 16 °C during the day when it is empty,

According to the U.S. Department of Energy, LED light bulbs use 75 percent less energy than their incandescent counterparts.

The desktop computer also uses 30 percent less energy, saving you cash and helping the environment along the way.

Each compact fluorescent uses 66 percent less energy than a standard bulb.

It requires up to 90 percent less energy for heating or cooling, and leaves buildings comfortable and healthy throughout the year.

The virtue is moving people and cargo with 90 to 95 percent less energy than planes, trains, or cars.

ENERGY STAR air conditioners use up to 25 percent less energy than a standard model.

Use energy - efficient, ENERGY STAR qualified light bulbs instead of standard incandescent light bulbs, and you can use 75 percent less energy.

No furnaces are needed, because they're projected to use up to 90 percent less energy than a typical house.

Still today, this terraced house in Darmstadt (Germany) consumes about 90 percent less energy than conventional buildings.

Ninety percent of the Varyap Meridian residential and commercial complex's total area will be comprised of green space and it is expected to consume 40 percent less energy and water than comparable projects.

«With concepts as simple as skylights and shady eaves to as advanced as electricity generation from brewing waste, New Belgium uses 40 percent less energy than the average American brewer..».

The Box Office will be a model of a small, energy - efficient building, using 25 percent less energy than a conventional new office building.

The same sustainable buildings also use 30 to 70 percent less energy, so they cost less both in operating costs and in employee costs; better health leads to fewer sick days and increased productivity on the job.

At Element, each guest rooms contains low flow fixtures, which save 5,300 gallons of water per room each year; compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs), which last 10 times longer than standard incandescent bulbs and use 75 percent less energy; Energy Star rated appliances, recycling bins, and of course, signage that encourages guests to hang your towel if you want to use it again or leave it on the floor if you don't, which is simply common sense.

In the case of Ebeltoft, the house uses 80 percent less energy than a same - sized standard Danish home, saving 2 tons of CO2 emissions per year.

The technology manages the application of color to textiles without the use of water and uses 85 percent less energy then traditional dying methods.

Additionally, according to Greening America's Schools: Costs and Benefits by Greg Kats, green schools use 33 percent less energy and 32 percent less water than conventionally constructed schools, significantly reducing utility costs over the average 42 - year life cycle of a school.

In fact, ENERGY STAR certified room air conditioners use 10 percent less energy and, on average, cost about $ 70 per year to run.

However, Skyonic says its process requires 30 percent less energy than amine - based processes.

The Skymine plant uses approximately 30 percent less energy than the trona mining process.

LED tree lights use about 90 percent less energy than standard lights, which both reduces your energy bill and is better for the environment

A gallon of ethanol contains about 30 percent less energy than a gallon of gasoline; this is one of the reasons that the May 15th AAA Daily Fuel Gauge report shows that, on an energy - output basis, gasoline containing 15 percent ethanol is 58 cents more expensive than regular grade gasoline.

An ENERGY STAR certified clothes washer uses 40 to 50 percent less energy and about 55 percent less water than standard washers.

If you have an older refrigerator, you can save even more on your energy bills with an energy - efficient refrigerator: ENERGY STAR qualified refrigerators use up to 40 percent less energy than the conventional models sold in 2001.

The average home appliance lasts for 10 to 20 years, and an ENERGY STAR - certified appliance will use anywhere from 10 to 50 percent less energy each year than a non-energy efficient equivalent.

It is expected that West Village will consume 50 percent less energy than would be acceptable under the 2008 efficiency guidelines (California Building Standards Code, Title 24) and generate its remaining power needs through the use of a 4 MW solar photovoltaic system from SunPower.

This happened, in part, because of the government's efforts to promote energy - efficient products, especially through its Energy Star program, which labeled energy efficient appliances such as LED light bulbs, dishwashers and «refrigerators that use 80 percent less energy than their predecessors,» Kimmell said.

The structure was designed to consume 85 percent less energy than conventional Malaysian office buildings through an integrated design process approach, responding to the conditions and needs of its specific site.