Charging for carbon can inspire conservation, fuel competition, and enhance competitiveness.
The results suggest that fuel costs drive competitiveness more than capital and installation costs.
"Improvements in energy efficiency can reduce the need for investment in energy infrastructure, cut fuel costs, increase competitiveness, improve consumer welfare and significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions," said Jim Haworth, chief executive of Lighting Science Group, a Florida based manufacturer.
At the national level, countries need workforces with the skills and competencies required to keep farms and factories producing, create jobs, fuel innovation and competitiveness, and drive economic growth that benefits everyone.
It requires that we take pleasure in someone else's failures or misfortunes in order to feel adequate, which can fuel mean-spirited competitiveness versus collaboration; jealousy versus connection.
Some veterans object to a new competitiveness fueled by the rankings.
It is difficult for us today to conceive of the extent to which a ferocious competitiveness fueled so much of Greek culture, virtually no aspect of which was not somehow organized into a competition; for the inhabitants of a city-state like Athens, civic life was an endless stream of athletic contests, poetry contests, drama contests, beauty contests.
Goalie Roberto Luongo's fiery competitiveness fuels them.
The rivalry, which is the oldest in the sport, is fueled by history, competitiveness, and cultural reasons.
The New Me finds the environment in Los Angeles an existence of thinly veiled aggression and an orange hunting vest hue of competitiveness, fueled by ephemeral, sometimes desperate dreams, materialism and a strenuous cultivation of one's image.
