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With cold weather approaching, the Shaplands are relieved to have finally plugged up the wood-burning fireplace in their 1940s Minnesota home — what Ms. Shapland called their energy-inefficient hole in the wall.
Drafty Fireplaces Meet Their Match Gwendolyn Bounds 2010
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NOW: 'Drop zones' Once a must-have in the McMansion floor plan, double-story entrance foyers are now seen as a waste of space and energy-inefficient, homeowners and builders say.
Blueprint for a New American Home S. Mitra Kalita 2011
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China unveiled its plan for phasing out the energy-inefficient incandescent bulbs in an attempt to promote energy conservation and reduce emissions.
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Haskayne suggests reviewing your night-time electricity use, reducing your use of energy-inefficient gadgets, such as dehumidifiers, and taking advantage of incentives such as free insulation from British Gas.
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Eaga, a FTSE 350 company set up in 1990 to lead government-funded initiatives to improve conditions for poor people in energy-inefficient homes, has come top of the league table for ecological sustainability in the 2010 Observer/Co-operative Asset Management Good Companies Guide.
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The Energy Saving Trust says the cost of upgrading such properties may be less than many consumers think, while also revealing that the numbers of energy-inefficient homes in both the private and rented sectors has decreased.
Making UK homes energy efficient would cost less than £3,000 per house, survey claims 2010
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Subsidies to domestic-market gas and electricity prices benefit households and all producers, both new and old; they have not prevented many energy-inefficient production units from closing down, even though scarcity pricing would have had a larger effect.
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The Trust found that this group? deemed to be very energy-inefficient homes? are twice as common in the private rented sector as in the rest of stock.
Making UK homes energy efficient would cost less than £3,000 per house, survey claims 2010
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Subsidies to domestic-market gas and electricity prices benefit households and all producers, both new and old; they have not prevented many energy-inefficient production units from closing down, even though scarcity pricing would have had a larger effect.
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Together, these competitions will promote solutions to the long-standing problem of energy-inefficient cities.
Ron Dembo: Re-Skinning Competition -- Environmentally Smart Buildings and Cities 2010
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