Sentence examples for fuel use efficiency from inspiring English sources

Respondents are highly supportive of fuel use efficiency standards and exhaust gas quality standards, with lesser support for proposed initiatives of road user charges and speed reduction.

The insertion of a hydrophilic macroporous layer into the anode diffusion layer stack, an input fuel flow rate as low as 550 nL min−1 produces 9.25 mW/cm2 at a fuel use efficiency of ∼75%.

This study compared the ease of use, energy consumption, fuel use efficiency and gas and particle emissions of a small-scale gasifier cooking stove with that of a traditional three-stone stove and an improved Hifadhi stove in a smallholder farming setting in Kenya.

To ensure that efficiency-enhancing technological improvements reduce fuel use, efficiency gains must be paired with government intervention that reduces demand (e.g., green taxes, a cap and trade programme, or higher fuel taxes).

But the cost of energy to the economy should start to drop as of 2020 because of reduced fossil fuel use and efficiency savings that would help offset the cost of building a low-carbon infrastructure.

But the cost of energy to the economy should start to drop as of 2020 because of reduced fossil fuel use and efficiency savings that should help offset the cost of building a low-carbon infrastructure.

The effects of key operating parameters, such as pressure, fuel use and turbomachinery efficiency, on the SOFC-GT hybrid system performance are discussed.

With all these factors in mind, BBC Autos shadowed the Audi Sport team, tagging along with Audi head of engine design Ulrich Baretsky and three-time Le Mans winner Allan McNish, to uncover all these elements – fuel use and engine efficiency, aerodynamics, lighting and ergonomics – which will all sooner or later see the light of day in a production car.

The Governor's proposals to cut vehicle fuel use, increase energy efficiency, and most importantly to increase the amount of electricity California derives from renewable sources to 50percentt should be widely supported.

Further, fuel use declines if increased efficiency is coupled with a green tax or other conservation policies that keep the cost of use the same (or higher).

In addition to clear safety improvements new systems will have increased thermal efficiency, maximised fuel use, and reduced nuclear waste production.