Sentence examples for saving target from inspiring English sources
Adrian Joyce, the secretary general of EuroACE, an alliance of energy efficiency companies said the new EU-wide energy saving target was "reassuring" but that his members had expected nothing less.
Among the mid-caps Electrocomponents has jumped 10% to a 14 year high of 408.1p, after the electronic component distributor raised its full year cost saving target from £25m to £30m and said its half year profits were up 76%.
Russia supplies more than a third of Europe's gas but this could be reduced to nothing by an ambitious energy saving target, according to analyses by several think tanks and consultancies.
However, cutting 100% of Newcastle's external arts budget and closing the city's only concert hall and half its libraries to save some £1.6m of the £100m saving target is not an inevitable result of the total cut.
Among working electronic devices, the manager detects a device that is out of use as power saving target.
The above HDSO algorithm greedily tests all PBSs to be switched off to see the overall energy energy potential and can commendably achieve the energy saving target.
The results show how energy savings depend on energy saving targets, typology of the building, thermal transmittance of original structures, and building service systems.
They can either exceed their cost saving targets, develop a new project or engage in some corporate activity to add value.
Tony Robson, the CEO of Knauf Insulation – a leading insulation firm that had threatened to divest from Europe unless firm energy saving targets were announced – said that the 27% figure for energy efficiency improvement was "no better than business as usual" in an open letter to EU leaders.
Pinch analysis offers a rational framework for identifying energy saving targets and designing efficient heat recovery networks, especially in process industry.
Two power generation companies are to pay penalties totalling £39m after failing to meet energy saving targets for low-income households.
