Sentence examples for urbanization energy from inspiring English sources

The built environment sector faces many challenges in terms of urbanization, energy efficiency, climate and demographic changes, etc.

However, China's actual coal consumption has increased dramatically since the turn of the millennium, considered as a result of rapid economic development, urbanization, energy shortages, etc.

Nanotechnology has the potential to make a beneficial impact on several agricultural, forestry, and environmental challenges, such as urbanization, energy constraints, and sustainable use of resources.

The outcome from the Generalized Method of Moments and the Two-stage Least Squares revealed that GDP, urbanization, energy consumption, and trade openness increase CO2 emission while the control of corruption and governess can reduce CO2 emission.

The choice of a scenario building method was framed by the following characteristics of the subject under analysis: Almost every major aspect of our society was under scope: politics, economy, urbanization, energy, environment, demographics, climate change, consumer behaviour and technology were all central aspects to be considered.

In the context of urbanization and energy turnaround, local district heating (LDH) is one possibility to decentralize energy production and use environmentally friendly energy sources.

Today, facing challenges like runaway urbanization, soaring energy consumption and environmental degradation, China  is hoping to establish a different set of paragons.

The implications of dramatic shifts for economic development, urbanization and energy consumption in some developing countries are immense.

As the size of buildings and demands on large centralized heating and cooling systems increases concurrent with rapid worldwide urbanization, the energy impact of hydronic distribution systems will become increasingly important in reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

This paper presents an approach to tackle output uncertainty in District Energy Systems' performance for variable time horizons and progressive changes in urbanization processes and energy policy, which we define as agile optimization of District Energy Systems DESS).

For China, it would mean smarter urbanization and clean energy.