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Conservation of Energy Resources in CMEA Countries

Problems in Economics, 1982
The fuel and power supply of the CMEA countries is one of the most critical problems in their economic development. Accordingly, the Thirty-second Session of CMEA (1978) adopted a special long-term raw materials, fuel, and energy program aimed at the further expansion and improvement of cooperation in the production and consumption of energy and raw ...
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The environment [energy/resource conservation]

IEEE Spectrum, 1995
Environmental concerns, impinging on all aspects of electronics and electrical engineering, have been transformed from an afterthought or a reaction to government legislation to an integral part of the design process. Many companies are developing databases that help design engineers make environmentally benign choices of one process over another ...
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Energy resources, CO2 production and energy conservation

Applied Energy, 1993
Abstract World fossil fuel reserves, historical and current rates of consumption are reviewed and estimates of indigenous lives in geographical regions are made. Rates of production and accomulations of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases in the atmosphere are calculated and correlations made with measured global mean temperatures and ...
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Searching for Meaning in Energy Resource 'Conservation'

2007
In developing a “comprehensive energy strategy,” Alberta should rigorously assess the meanings and values of its existing energy-related policies. This article addresses the province’s long-standing energy resources “conservation” mandate and concludes that the mandate is ambiguous and deficient in failing to promote full cost, life cycle ...
Wenig, Michael M., Moore, Michal C.
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Conservative Approach to Energy Resources Development

Engineering Issues: Journal of Professional Activities, 1977
The realization that the world's major energy resources are finite came to most of the American people only two years ago as a result of the Arab oil embargo, which caused severe gasoline and other fuel shortages. Civil engineers are responsible for enormous energy consumption.
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Toward a Practical Energy Conservation Mechanism With Assistance of Resourceful Mules

IEEE Internet of Things Journal, 2015
As wireless sensor networks (WSNs) gradually move from specialized fields such as military and industry toward domains with general purposes, more and more sensors locate around our living areas. The reality that various wireless devices coexist in new circumstances encourages us to come up with new ideas to solve the extremely energy-constrained ...
Yi Qu, Ke Xu 0002, Jiangchuan Liu, Wenlong Chen   +3 more
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Strategies for conservation of fuel and energy resources in the Leningrad region

Energy, 1987
Abstract The Leningrad economic region of the U.S.S.R. affects national energy use both because it is the largest producer of power generating machinery and because it is a major consumer of energy. Energy savings are being obtained from advanced characteristics of the machinery manufactured in Leningrad, as illustrated by data for steam turbines ...
I.A. Glebov, V.P. Kovalenko
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Energy Needs, Resources and Conservation 1985–2000

1978
For the first working session the chair was taken by the Dutch parliamentarian, Mr Portheine, member of the Committee on economic affairs and development of the Council of Europe’s Parliamentary Assembly. The author of the position paper was John Surrey, head of the energy programme at the Science Policy Re-search Unit, University of Sussex (England ...
Christian Lenzer, Colin Phipps, Jean Valleix, John Surrey   +3 more
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Conservation Voltage Regulation: An Energy Efficiency Resource

2017
With the adoption of smart grid technologies, Conservation Voltage Reduction (CVR) promises greater efficiencies than ever before. But because its benefits accrue mainly to customers and its costs to utilities, CVR is not being adopted as widely as it could be.
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The Role of the Ceramic Heat Exchanger in Energy and Resource Conservation

Journal of Engineering for Power, 1980
The approaching era of strict energy conservation and eventual energy shortage will have a profound effect on the design of process and power-producing plants, since in the future maximum fuel utilization efficiency will be of the essence. The intrinsic economic worth of industrial reject and exhaust heat is too great to merely discharge to the ...
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