Sentence examples for upgrading energy efficiency from inspiring English sources

Other than conserving energy and upgrading energy efficiency to reduce GHG emissions, these Scope 2 entities can switch to low-carbon electricity generated by renewable sources, whether through on-site installations or through energy products purchased.

"Of my clients who are rebuilding, most seem to be upgrading energy efficiency," says John Pierciey, a custom home builder in New Jersey.

Since its overhaul, SCIenergy has steadily gained traction, including a recent deal signed with Drexel University for a $6.6 million project to upgrade energy efficiency in 430,000 square feet wroth of science labs and academic buildings.

The building will also be upgraded for energy efficiency, Mr. Pozycki said.

We need a government-led massive house-building drive to rehouse up to a quarter of the population and upgrade the energy efficiency of almost all housing.

The big six energy companies undermined the government's flagship programme to upgrade the energy efficiency of Britain's housing stock, according to the former climate minister who is now David Cameron's climate envoy.

They will force landlords to upgrade the energy efficiency of hundreds of thousands of homes currently rated F and G to a minimum of E by 1 April 2018 – or face being unable to let them until they improve the rating.

"The new scheme will upgrade the energy efficiency of over 200,000 homes per year, saving those homes up to £300 off their annual energy bill, tackling the root cause of fuel poverty and delivering on the government's commitment to help 1m more homes this parliament," he said.

The build price was modest, but the quality of the construction, the layout of space and storage, the large windows and capacity to upgrade its energy efficiency along with amenities like good transport being built surrounding them meant they were being snapped up.

BRUSSELS — The European Commission is aiming to minimize the effects of sharply rising fuel prices and to beat its current goal for reducing emissions, under measures proposed on Tuesday, in part by requiring member governments to upgrade the energy efficiency of public buildings.

As of April 2014, more than 3,700 homes in Oregon had been upgraded for energy efficiency.