The Energy Saving Trust is a government-backed body that helps households become energy efficient, and has a board of the great and good to oversee it.
It is a perfect example of JRA's approach to upgrading our town centres in manageable, affordable ways that allows them to become energy efficient while retaining their historic character.
Third, the only institutions that have the infrastructure, capital and customer base to empower lots of people to become energy efficient are the utilities, so they are the ones who need to be incentivized to make big investments in efficiency that can be accessed by every customer.
And both the Marines and the Air Force have established offices to seek out new ways to become energy efficient, while the Army has introduced an Energy Security Implementation Strategy, to make itself as energy efficient as possible.
Bravo, Thomas L. Friedman, for saying so simply and so clearly why this country needs to become energy-efficient and independent ("The New Red, White and Blue," column, Jan . 6.
We first demonstrate that: contrary to the conventional wisdom, as technology advances (e.g. from 90 nm to 32 nm), prefetching starts to become energy-efficient while improving performance.
However, for long-range transmissions, the lower transmission energy of the FDSTC protocol makes it become energy-efficient.
But what the Bush Administration's critics don't like to acknowledge is that when devices become energy-efficient, we use them even more.
"As engine technology becomes more energy efficient and fuel become less carbon intensive, I think rail will maintain the edge," he says.
Cellular network becomes more energy efficient when the transmitted power at the BS is reduced.
