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Analysis of the development of eco-labelling and energy labelling in the European union
Technology Analysis & Strategic Management, 1994In November 1993, the first European Union eco-labelled product went on sale in the UK The development ofthe eco-label has been much delayed by a variety affactors. Some of these reflect the normal difficulties in developing a new regulatoly mechankm, but others point to a lack of strategies as to the purpose and operation of the eco-label.
Stephen Potter, Mark Hinnells
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Windows Energy Labelling in Slovakia
Advanced Materials Research, 2014Energy labelling of windows has been introduced in some Member States - for example Denmark, Finland, Slovakia and the UK. The UK BFRC scheme on window energy labelling has proved very efficient in communicating to the general public about the energy saving properties of high performance products thus contributing to their faster uptake.
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Efficient Energy Minimization for Enforcing Label Statistics
IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, 2014Energy minimization algorithms, such as graph cuts, enable the computation of the MAP solution under certain probabilistic models such as Markov random fields. However, for many computer vision problems, the MAP solution under the model is not the ground truth solution.
Yongsub Lim, Kyomin Jung, Pushmeet Kohli
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The impact of energy labels and accessibility on office rents
Energy Policy, 2012Energy consumption in the commercial property sector offers an important opportunity for conserving resources. In this study, we evaluate the financial implications of two elements of “sustainability” – energy efficiency and accessibility – in the market for commercial real estate.
Kok, N., Jennen, M.G.J.
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Ionizing Energy as an Aid in Exchange Tritium Labeling
Science, 1959The tritium labeling of organic compounds by the Wilzbach technique—that is, by simple exposure of the compound to tritium gas—is greatly accelerated by the simultaneous exposure of the system to a silent electrical discharge. The incorporation of tritium into benzene was increased by a factor of about 10 4 without ...
R M, LEMMON +3 more
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2012
Recent awareness on process and product sustainability has brought about the diff usion of a wide range of tools to measure, evaluate, and compare energy performance. Energy labeling represents one of the most important systems in providing benchmarks for both sustainability performance and guidance in purchases models.
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Recent awareness on process and product sustainability has brought about the diff usion of a wide range of tools to measure, evaluate, and compare energy performance. Energy labeling represents one of the most important systems in providing benchmarks for both sustainability performance and guidance in purchases models.
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Energy Revolution: typesetting and labels
Typesetting and labels for Energy Revolution: The Adani Green Energy Gallery. This gallery explores how we must urgently transition towards lower-carbon sources and uses of energy in order to avoid the worst effects of climate change. The gallery reveals how the past, present and future of low-carbon energy systems are shaped by human imagination and ...Science Museum Group +5 more
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Energy Minimization under Constraints on Label Counts
2010Many computer vision problems such as object segmentation or reconstruction can be formulated in terms of labeling a set of pixels or voxels. In certain scenarios, we may know the number of pixels or voxels which can be assigned to a particular label. For instance, in the reconstruction problem, we may know size of the object to be reconstructed.
Yongsub Lim, Kyomin Jung, Pushmeet Kohli
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Energy labels and the actual energy consumption of office buildings [PDF]
, 2017 ECN heeft samen met CBS de gegevens van de energielabeldatabase van ca. 1.000 kantoren gekoppeld aan het werkelijke gas - en elektriciteitsverbruik van dezelfde kantoren. Hierbij is in de analyse rekening gehouden met de kantoorgrootte. De voornaamste conclusie: in een A-label kantoor wordt gemiddeld 50% minder gas verbruikt dan in een G-label kantoor.
Sipma, J.M., Kremer, A., Vroom, J.
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