Sentence examples for heating costs as from inspiring English sources

Older Americans may benefit from warmer winters, both in terms of reduced heating costs as well as reductions in health and safety risks associated with cold weather (Kodra et al. 2011).

But crude oil prices have fallen somewhat in the first half of this month, suggesting that gasoline and home heating costs will drop as well, said Patrick C. Jackman, an economist at the Bureau of Labor Statistics who specializes in the consumer index.

If the problem – as articulated by this government - is rising consumer bills, then the only surefire solution is to invest in home insulation to bring down permanently the amount of overall energy households need by reducing heating costs (especially as our demand for electricity is still increasing).

In centre- spread articles of the press one can read about the expected reduction of heating costs, alternative energy sources, as well as energy- effective or 'zero- energy' homes.

So their actual heating costs wouldn't go up as much as CPI-U and CPI-W would suggest.

In heating costs alone, the Environmental Protection Agency estimates as much as $465 in savings when EnergyStar windows are used to replace single-pane ones.

In desktops, power consumption and heat contribute to electricity costs as well as noise.

Some state political analysts say the pro-drilling position on energy offers Mr. Sununu his best policy argument, in a state where residents are dreading home heating costs this winter — even as Mrs. Shaheen tries to blunt his efforts by urging that the federal government triple its spending on home heating subsidies.

Americans outside the Northeast got a break on their winter heating costs in February, as relatively mild weather lowered their utility bills, the government reported Friday.

While this task can be a bit expensive at first, you'll find that newer windows with better insulation will keep your heating costs down in the long run, as well as keeping the animals outside.

Mr. Darling said he would spend more to reduce child poverty and help pensioners pay for fuel bills as heating costs rose.