Sentence examples for efficiency and lowering costs from inspiring English sources
High-temperature particle receivers can increase the operating temperature of concentrating solar power (CSP) systems, improving solar-to-electric efficiency and lowering costs.
"New solar PV technologies are increasing cell efficiency and lowering costs, but many of these use extremely toxic materials or materials with unknown health and environmental risks (including new nanomaterials and processes)," cautioned the authors of Toward a Just and Sustainable Solar Energy Industry, a January 2009 white paper issued by the Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition.
The overwhelming majority of solar cells are fabricated from silicon with increasing efficiency and lowering cost as the materials range from amorphous (noncrystalline) to polycrystalline to crystalline (single crystal) silicon forms.
In many countries, the central government owns and operates a national rail system, though some countries have privatized their national rail services in hopes of increasing efficiency and lowering cost through competition.
It has dramatically minimised his fatigue (and, therefore, the risk of an accident), increased his efficiency and lowered costs – especially those associated with spraying.
WHEN the managers of Le Monde introduced computers to the paper's print works in the early 1990s, they hoped for greater efficiency and lower costs.
In July, C.M.S. announced a gainsharing demonstration project at 12 New Jersey hospitals, which will offer doctors financial rewards for helping the hospitals improve efficiency and lower costs by reducing length-of-stay, improving discharge planning and so on.
Deal making in the military industry was encouraged for several years during the Clinton administration to promote efficiency and lower costs as the nation's military needs shrank after the cold war.
