Sentence examples for energy efficient models from inspiring English sources
Like Denmark, it is important that Scotland starts a process of designing new energy efficient models for heating our housing to reach government targets to cut CO2 emissions by 2050.
By 2020 around 12 million boilers will have been replaced with more energy efficient models, it said.
Instead of waiting for direction or incentives from the federal government or European Union, the city has embarked on its own series of innovations--from replacing the hot water pumps in heating systems with energy efficient models, to installing solar panels on public buildings, to investing in wind energy.
Further renovations were completed in 2005 at a cost of $1.3 million for upgrading the 100-year-old windows to newer energy efficient models, repairing the brick, fixing leaks, installing skylights, re-painting, and slightly lightening the exterior red-brick coloring.
Install energy efficient models if you need new appliances.
But at least the Energy Star label allows consumers to make an informed choice and choose the more "energy efficient" model.
We propose a practical cost and energy efficient model predictive control (MPC) strategy for HVAC load control under dynamic real-time electricity pricing.
He shows a big box that's an example of outdated tech (hey, that's my box!) and a more compact, 30% more energy efficient model.
Yes, if you upgrade your hot water heater, re-insulate your home, add new windows, or even upgrade your central air conditioning to a more energy efficient model you may be able to claim an energy credit for the improvement.
When the time comes, we could try to pay off our mortgage (assuming ours is still outstanding) and update our home, including appliances; alternatively, we might decide to sell our home in favor of a smaller, newer energy efficient model, thereby reducing monthly expenses even more.
For the absolutely most energy-efficient models on the market, see ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2013 and the list at Top Ten USA.
