Sentence examples for freezing demand from inspiring English sources

Potential energy savings of 58% (195 MWh) and emissions savings of 46% (55,224 kgCO2e) per year were indicated from replacing the chargrill, fryers and microwave combi ovens with two combi steam ovens and reducing freezing demand in the case study restaurant.

When it comes to clean energy, he wants to find ways to freeze demand for electricity and reduce our carbon emissions by 80% by 2050.

There is no consideration of the possibility that the administration failed in doing requisite preparation with Benjamin Netanyahu and Ehud Barak prior to dropping on Israel the bomb of a blanket settlement freeze demand -- which might have been well-received by the Israeli public, had it been accompanied by gestures on the Palestinian or wider Arab side.

Aiming to freeze electricity demand over the next decade and produce 25percentt of power from renewable sources.

My climate change plan includes three great goals: reduce our carbon emissions by 80percentt by 2050, transform energy use in America to usher in a new energy economy, and freeze the demand for electricity with efficiency for the next decade.

Moreover, the settlement freeze demanded by Obama in mid-2009 violated George W. Bush's "commitment" to Ariel Sharon, that the major settlement blocs and settlements in West (that is, Jewish) Jerusalem would ultimately be annexed by Israel.

In its splash today the Guardian says it has also learnt that senior bankers warned cabinet ministers this week that although they support an overhaul of bonuses they will resist the freeze demanded by the public.

The Scottish government said the free week was worth more than the fare freeze demanded this week by Scottish Labour, which has led an increasingly fierce campaign on rail services.

On the evening of 15 December, 200,000 protesters hit the streets despite freezing temperatures to demand political change, following the government's failure to sign an EU integration pact.

Cameron's central demands of freezing in-work benefits for four years for EU migrant workers in the UK and cutting child benefits for the same workers who leave their offspring at home have already been watered down in the draft agreement but remain unacceptable for the east Europeans.

The image of migrant workers freezing, living in squalor or demanding better pay and conditions is not typical in Sweden.