Sentence examples for efficiency goals from inspiring English sources

Even with the heavy pressure, though, the efficiency goals have been hard to achieve.

The Bush administration's decision to reduce air conditioner efficiency goals last week was a senseless reversal.

I've seen it working and I believe it meets the efficiency goals.

This includes ambitious conservation and efficiency goals, but above all it involves changing the power supply.

The legislation would require the countries within each of the nine airspace blocs to develop joint operating plans and assess progress toward efficiency goals.

The measures had been expected to save the equivalent of 10m tonnes of CO2 emissions per year by 2030, helping EU countries to meet efficiency goals and consumers to cut their energy bills.

The EU has set a 27% efficiency goal for 2030, and could potentially increase it next month when the commission brings forward a raft of efficiency measures.

Without new fuel cells, the port authority needed to figure out how the main tower was going to reach the 20% energy efficiency goal stipulated in the rules.

East Dorset and Christchurch councils are two of the latest to merge senior roles, saving so far a quarter of their £1.6m efficiency goal (see below).

The 40-27-27 goals for 2030 slow the EU's pace of change and extend to renewable energy the one clear failure of the 2008 package – a 'non-binding' energy efficiency goal that the bloc looks set to miss.

The road map says that an optimal path would require a larger cut by 2020 but that, as luck would have it, the optimal reduction, set at 25%, is what will be realised by existing plans for more renewable energy and improved energy efficiency if they work out.One problem with this is that the efficiency goal of a 20% improvement by 2020 seems high.