Sentence examples for efficiency of commercial from inspiring English sources

The UK has a huge array of policies aimed at improving the energy efficiency of commercial buildings and more in the pipeline.

His company sells millions of square feet of hydrocarbon membranes every year, he said, not for fuel cells but primarily for use in raising the efficiency of commercial air-conditioning systems.

Opponents of airport expansion concede that future improvements in the energy efficiency of commercial aircraft will help airlines reduce emissions, but they remain convinced the 2050 target is unattainable.

While that remains below the efficiency of commercial silicon solar cells, perovskites are improving fast.

In this work we evaluated the efficiency of commercial polyether-based antifoams in two crude oil samples with different compositions.

Ongoing material research has yet to find a breakthrough in significantly raising the conversion efficiency of commercial PV modules.

Masse et al. (2010) evaluated efficiency of commercial-scale psychrophilic anaerobic digestion in sequencing batch reactors, operated at 7 or 14 days hydraulic retention time and 24°C.

An innovative assisted takeoff and landing technology is proposed in the EU FP-7 project GABRIEL with the aim to improve fuel-efficiency of commercial aircraft.

The macro-scale performance observed in laboratory columns is compared to that of the first three commercial heaps to ascertain the efficiency of the commercial operation, and to present a case study in heap leaching scale-up.

Pierre L'Enfant's grandiose plan for Washington, D.C. (1791), exemplified this transference, as did later City Beautiful projects, which aimed for grandeur in the siting of public buildings but exhibited less concern for the efficiency of residential, commercial, and industrial development.

Other goals presented in the Half the Oil Plan include doubling the fuel efficiency of large commercial vehicles by 2030 for a projected savings of one million barrels a day; making planes, trains and ships more fuel-efficient for a net savings of a half-million barrels; and retrofitting buildings to use less energy, which would deliver savings of two million barrels daily, it said.