Sentence examples for utility efficiency from inspiring English sources
Since 2004, wind power is up 500 percent, solar power is up 800 percent and energy saved from electric utility efficiency programs has nearly tripled.
This kind of allocation for m-periodic data results in low resource utility efficiency.
On the contrary, the balanced allocation assignment in Fig. 11 b possesses a high resource utility efficiency.
Additionally, distributed storage system (DSS) provides a feasible way to cooperate the 'uncertain' renewable generation and load, improving the asset utility efficiency.
Finally, the utility, efficiency and versatility of the system is tested in three different-nature case studies in which the environmental conditions change its behaviour over time.
Isabelle Hayen, who watches Veba closely from Goldman , Sachs London office, predicts that PreussenElektra's power sales will rise to 6.2 gwh (gigawatt hours) per employee by 2001, a strong improvement from barely 4 gwh/worker in 1995 and close to U.S. levels of electric utility efficiency.
A directive issued to staff also states it is to "fully exploit utility efficiencies" in army premises.
The directive, issued by Maj Gen David Cullen, chief of staff for land forces, states the leave was "in recognition for sustaining a high operational tempo, and also to fully exploit the utility efficiencies available by closing down buildings/working areas over this period".
In reality, Chinese policies to drive down coal demand may soon shame American standards, with a carbon trading mechanism for utilities, efficiency requirements, and while trying not to get our hopes up, possibly even an economy-wide cap before 2020.
Survey items included questions about the utility and efficiency of MDT meetings, and strategies for improving the efficiency of MDT meetings: treating cases by protocol, prioritising cases, and splitting the MDT into subspeciality meetings.
Actually, electric utility energy efficiency budgets have been growing rapidly over the last five years, from $2.7 billion in 2007 to $6.8 billion in 2011.
