The phrase "adopt energy efficient measures" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the implementation of practices or strategies aimed at reducing energy consumption and improving efficiency.
Example: "To combat climate change, it is essential for businesses to adopt energy efficient measures in their operations."
Alternatives: "implement energy-saving practices" or "embrace energy efficiency strategies."
One of the projects that we are currently working on is looking at ways we can get homeowners and residents to adopt energy efficient measures.
The ground floor is complete and as you read this article it will be nearing completion, allowing our leading academics to work collaboratively on the following questions: How can we engage homeowners and residents to adopt energy efficient measures?
Specifically, this study examines the Chinese Government's effort to facilitate reduction of energy consumption among SMEs through Energy Performance Contracts (EPCs) to incentivize domestic manufacturers to adopt energy efficient measures (EEMs) in order to reduce demand for energy and corresponding drop in emissions.
Start by promoting innovative financing and investment avenues that make it easier for individuals and businesses to install clean energy and adopt energy-efficiency measures.
Oil prices eventually dropped -- partly because businesses and individuals adopted energy-efficiency measures that many still use today.
Since nanosensors are highly energy-constrained, it is critical to adopt energy-efficient protocols for communications in WNSNs.
The CRGE initiative has four pillars: renewable energy, modernising agriculture, reforestation and adopting energy-efficient technology.
Energy Trends in Selected Manufacturing Sectors shows that industry has significant opportunities for improving its environmental performance through adopting energy-efficient and clean-energy technologies.
Broadly speaking, ZEBs involve two design strategies – minimizing the need for energy use in buildings (especially for heating and cooling) through EEMs (energy-efficient measures) and adopting RETs (renewable energy and other technologies) to meet the remaining energy needs.
