Sentence examples for reducing payback from inspiring English sources

This is reducing payback time to six years or less.

For this farm the scheme has provided a substantial payback: By reducing its emissions, it has been able to sell carbon credits on European markets.

An investor could demonstrate benevolent reciprocity, for example, by increasing the contribution to the trustee immediately following a round in which the trustee had reduced payback to the investor.

Comparing to the results achieved from the baseline scenario, this reduces the payback time by more than 97%.

Correct BHE design and sizing are mandatory to either assure long term GCHP performance or reduce the payback period.

In a market with average electric rates of 11 cents per kilowatt-hour (kwh), that would reduce the payback on a solar system to seven years from 12 years.

In most installations, BHEs also represent the most important cost item, and a careful design analysis is needed to either assure long time performance or reduce the payback period, both parameters related to overall BHE length.

To reduce the payback period of investment costs, greater values of thermal efficiency are recommended and they could be obtained by an augment of the temperature difference between the two heat sources.

That gratitude will take the form of increased loyalty and reduced turnover, with a payback in increased productivity.

Adding this quantity to the economic savings for the households would reduce the payback period from over 6 years to approximately 5 years, although this involves combining private and public benefits, has a simple characterization of the time lag of benefits, and does not include the upstream emissions from insulation manufacturing or fuel extraction and processing.

"Unlike things like glacial melt – that's really hard to slow down – with the SAM it seems you get a payback for reducing your emissions on a quick time scale".