The phrase "cooling cost" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the amount of money spent on cooling a space or building, such as for air conditioning or fans. Example: The cooling cost for our office has increased significantly this summer due to the heat wave.
The financial performance of the optimised system was assessed through a unit cooling cost (UCC) analysis.
By analyzing the coal mine working face ventilation and cooling cost after mechanical method is adopted for temperature decrease, the relationship between air volume and ventilation cooling cost was established.
High-temperature ethanol fermentation has several benefits including a reduction in cooling cost, minimizing risk of bacterial contamination, and enabling simultaneous saccharification and fermentation.
The efficiency gain translates into electricity and cooling cost savings for service providers and longer battery life for mobile terminal users.
Increased power consumption not only raises chip temperature and cooling cost, but also decreases chip reliability and performance.
We further show that tModel is conducive of estimating the cooling cost of data centers using the predicted outlet temperatures.
The extra heating and cooling costs to residents would not be significant, Mr. Feinberg said.
For every degree a thermostat is set below that, cooling costs increase by 6 percent.
The heating and cooling costs have been somewhat mitigated, however, by new technologies and building materials, architects and builders say.
And according to one company with a distinct take on air-conditioning challenges, buildings can cut cooling costs substantially by dealing with the humidity separately.
Mr. Olert says lighting is another big source of residential energy waste, especially in the summer when the heat from traditional bulbs adds to cooling costs.
