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How can growing energy demand be met without serious environmental issues? (b) MatchUp
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Reduces the amount of heat lost through your glazing
Reduces the amount of heat lost through the ceiling
Reducing the amount of wasted energy - e.g. from buildings and transport
Reducing the amount of energy needed for a task - e.g. newer washing machines use less electricity than older ones
Uses less electricity than traditional tungsten bulbs (most of the energy is lost as waste heat)
The different proportion and number of primary energies available to a country, often used to represent electricity production
Both combine to reduce the carbon footprint of a country
Increases energy security
Having a stable and plentiful amount of energy at a reasonable price
Increasing energy efficiency
Low-power LED lighting
Adding extra lagging to your loft
Replacing draughty single-glazed windows with double glazing
Energy conservation
Energy security
Energy mix
Having a diverse energy mix
Reducing the overall demand for electricity and increased renewable power generation