Boilers: The Department of Energy is proposing new efficiency rules for commercial packaged boilers.
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Here's what is happening: Boilers: The Department of Energy is moving forward with new efficiency rules for boilers.
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All federal safety regulation in the United States stems originally from the response to the problem of exploding steam boilers in the nineteenth century ("Bursting boilers and the federal power", Burke, 1966).
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The video shows the ship's boilers are intact, he said.
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Ms. Goddard said the agency expects to have all of its boilers up-to-date by 2024, which means some Nycha developments will still have to rely on dated boilers for several more winters.
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China's annual LNG import growth is expected to increase as the country retires 210,000 small-scale coal boilers in the industrial sector by 2018, some of which will be replaced by gas boilers, ANZ said.
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Some boilers are broken open so that you can peer inside.
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The inspectors recommended service to both boilers, which was scheduled for Nov.
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Some things, like domestic boilers and lighting, have become much more efficient.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy is proposing new efficiency rules for boilers.
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Many of the boilers are old; some were built in the 1950s.
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It was powered by boilers; it was not a nuclear-powered vessel.
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Factories that opted out were shut, their boilers and processing equipment destroyed.
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Some of NYCHA's most reliable boilers are also its oldest: Three hulking boilers beneath the Berry Houses, an eight-building development on Staten Island that only experienced one outage last winter, have roared to life every day since 1954.
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Once new burners are installed in stoves and boilers, consumers may barely notice.
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That's what runs the electric boilers that heat the bottom of the still.
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On their list were aging boilers, iffy air conditioning systems and leaky roofs.
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Many of the authority's aged boilers failed and officials scrambled to restore heat.
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The four new boilers haven't showed signs of defects, according to city records.
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The development also uses low nitrogen-oxide boilers and water-source heat pumps.
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The heating guys filed out, swapping tales of valves, vents, and recalcitrant boilers.
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Her father, who had multiple sclerosis, tended boilers at a water-filtration plant.
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But it is not enough to run Sicovir's heavy machinery — boilers, steamers, presses.
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But who wants to think about boring stuff like boilers and square footage?
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Buffalo sometimes wander into the vast turbine hall, littered with boilers and other equipment.
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Eligible energy-efficient technologies include steam boilers and certain commercial ovens, among other equipment.
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Combustion of all sorts, whether in boilers, engines, or power plants can produce particulates.
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A. O. Smith, the smallest company on the list, makes water heaters and boilers.
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New limits would also be imposed on building-wide improvements, such as new boilers.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy is delaying new efficiency rules for commercial package boilers.
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Oil and gas have fueled heat and hot water boilers for many decades, however.
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The heating issues began when units that draw water up from the boilers froze.
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The only units still operating at the refinery were the plant's boilers, the sources said.
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Nuclear reactors, boilers, machinery, instruments, pharmaceutical and chemical products, vehicles, aircraft, spacecraft, plastics and more.
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What they do, according to O*NET: Build and maintain steam boilers and related equipment.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy is moving forward with new efficiency rules for residential boilers.
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The result has been failing boilers, broken elevators, mold, leaky roofs and mountains of trash.
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At the Coney Island Houses in Brooklyn, portable boilers sit in a large white trailer.
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Buildings will be heated by electricity (such as heat pumps) rather than boilers and furnaces.
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LYNE I never realized, 30 years later, people would still be talking about bunny boilers.
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For a time, he commuted to Wilmington to clean boilers for a heating and cooling company.
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She said portable boilers in trailers send the wrong message — that the city does not care.
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On paper, All County was Fred Trump's purchasing agent, buying everything from boilers to cleaning supplies.
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NYCHA installed temporary boilers, which resembled tractor-trailers and were connected to the buildings by pipes.
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And in some areas, many homes have yet to get the gas boilers needed for heating.
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The duties impact items such as X-ray machine parts, water boilers, airplane tires and industrial parts.
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For some building owners, this means making improvements to boilers, water heaters, roofs and windows by 2030.
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EERC's small test boilers are designed to mimic the performance of actual power plants, lab officials say.
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Morris said the crew dropped buoys before divers made their way to one of the ship's boilers.
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Job description: Boilermakers assemble, install, maintain, and repair boilers or other vessels that hold liquids and gases.
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COAL-FIRED POWER * By the end of October, small coal-fired boilers in Beijing will be shut.
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Her father tended boilers; her mother stayed at home to care for Michelle and her older brother.
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Shell began restarting on Friday morning one of the boilers shut on Thursday night, the sources said.
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CreditCreditKholood Eid for The New York Times The seven steel boilers should have been replaced years ago.
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They assigned double crews, month after month, as technicians worked to bring the boilers back into operation.
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When Hurricane Sandy hit the city, in the fall of 2012, seawater destroyed most of the boilers.
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Winter is a busy time for boilermakers, who fix and maintain stationary steam boilers and boiler house equipment.
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The state provides heating throughout northern China from November to March, using predominantly coal- or gas-fired boilers.
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It will also create "no-coal zones" and convert thousands of coal-fired boilers to cleaner-burning gas.
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Here's what is happening: --The Department of Energy (DOE) will temporarily withdraw efficiency rules for commercial packaged boilers.
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Under the program, the city grants landlords property tax breaks for new boilers, elevators and other building improvements.
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Transit systems were crippled, hospitals could not function and public-housing complexes had no working boilers or elevators.
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The pipeline that caught on fire supplies natural gas that fuels boilers on the units, the sources said.
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The robots are used to conduct safety checks, and other tests, on tanks, boilers, scrubbers, pipes and more.
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Scope 1 includes direct emissions under a company's control such as fleet vehicles or gas boilers on site.
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What if we got rid of all our natural gas boilers and replaced them with electric heat pumps?
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The list of these goods includes vapor turbines, super-heated water boilers, parts of dishwashing machines, and nuclear reactors.
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"The difficulty with all these companies is that boilers now last a lot longer," said Liberum analyst Charlie Campbell.
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The plant's coal-fired boilers were taken off line in 2011 and the facility was completely closed in 2015.
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The district heating system will be modernized with boilers that run on biofuels including wood chips and farm waste.
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When its great boilers were purged, a drift of fly ash and soot would soon settle over the neighborhood.
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They will switch to larger, more efficient, cleaner coal boilers or power from public thermal plants, said the consultancy.
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LONDON — The boilers are shot, the water pipes sag and the 2330-year-old cabling is a fire hazard.
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Ozone pollution results from a chemical reaction between sunlight and pollutants from cars, power plants, industrial boilers, and refineries.
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The city's public housing has been underfinanced for years, and many buildings have aging boilers prone to breaking down.
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An additional $27 million would be used to install new controls on existing boilers to make them work better.
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Its 176,000 apartments across 325 complexes need more than $32 billion to replace roofs, boilers and entire piping systems.
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In New York City, thousands of buildings still rely on large boilers that burn oil to keep apartments warm.
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The party took over La Courneuve in the 403s when the town still had factories producing metalwork and boilers.
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China has planned to eliminate 44,000 coal-fired industrial boilers and switch households to natural gas or electric heating.
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Ash tends to disappear from household waste altogether as electricity and gas replace coal- and wood-fired boilers and stoves.
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A spokesman for the board said that as far as investigators knew, the ship left Jacksonville with both boilers working.
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It was forced to modify its rules for central-heating boilers because it was not consulted over an EU law.
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Other green features include energy monitoring systems, a grey water reuse system and "high efficiency pumps, fans, boilers and chillers."
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Right now, the company says there are about 2 million boilers in the UK that are able to be retrofitted.
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Fall has arrived, and over the next few months many of us will use boilers to keep our homes warm.
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The Energy Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy proposed Wednesday new energy conservation standards for commercial packaged boilers.
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The Energy Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy is proposing new energy conservation standards for commercial packaged boilers.
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Here's what is happening: Efficiency: The Department of Energy (DOE) is backing down from efficiency rules for commercial packaged boilers.
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"It's old boilers, but they didn't have enough staff and enough quality staff to do the work," Ms. Goldiner said.
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Ms. Blake, the spokeswoman for the housing authority, said the cost of replacing "our most critical boilers" was $2 billion.
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NYCHA recently submitted a 248-year plan to the federal monitor outlining how it plans to replace its worst boilers.
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However, Barbara Brancaccio, a spokeswoman for the agency, said that there was not a concrete date for the new boilers.
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Mayor de Blasio then committed $82 million to replace 39 boilers that heat 104 buildings with the worst heating problems.
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Purdue took a 25-200 lead on its first possession — the Boilers' first lead since the first quarter on Sept.
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The American duties affect products such as water boilers, X-ray machine components, airplane tires and various other industrial parts.
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An example from the brief: EPA proposed controls for hazardous air pollutants, such as mercury, from industrial boilers in 2010.
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For instance, Foglesonger said Carter's father works "works with me every day" at a company that makes boilers and water heaters.
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The facility deploys 173,500 heliostat mirrors spread over 3,500 acres, focusing solar energy on boilers located atop three solar power towers.
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In most cases, there is no economic case for replacing worn out boilers and turbines or fitting new pollution-control equipment.
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"I hate coal boilers, but I have no other choice," he said, after buying four tonnes of coal from a friend.
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The luxury buildings need to be outfitted with updated boilers, water heaters, roofs and windows to help conserve energy, they added.
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All County's ostensible purpose was to be the purchasing agent for Fred Trump's buildings, buying everything from boilers to cleaning supplies.
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A whistleblower last year alleged that one farmer installed boilers to heat empty barns, which will make him a tidy £1M.
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The province also pushed forward the elimination of small coal-fired industrial boilers and ultra-low emission upgrades at steel mills.
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Thousands of pollution sources including steel mills, coal-fired boilers, cement and ceramic plants, mines and building sites will be shut.
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The "dark Satanic Mills" bemoaned by William Blake were powered by steam and coal-fired boilers that belched smoke and soot.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio recently announced an $82 million plan to replace 39 boilers that provide heat to 104 Nycha buildings.
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Those include defective boilers that have caused loss of heat, and leaky roofs that have contributed to mold problems inside apartments.
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Ms. Whittingham, 57, wanted one because her apartment was cold after two of the six boilers in the complex broke down.
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So the concentration should be how do we have cleaner coal production from supercritical boilers and cheap carbon capture and storage.
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How have the 20-foot boilers, which were manufactured by Fitzgibbons, a now-defunct boiler company from upstate New York, endured?
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Washington's 23 percent duties affect products such as water boilers, X-ray machine components, airplane tires and various other industrial parts.
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On a normal February day he makes around 15 to 20 stops to refill heating oil and repair and replace boilers.
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All County then sold boilers, refrigerators, cleaning supplies, and other equipment at unusually high prices to buildings owned by Fred Trump.
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Neither of you said what you'd truly feared, and so you blew the boilers because you were both too proud and lazy.
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Installing wood-burning boilers in new buildings is especially daft because they discharge dangerous particles and gases into crowded parts of cities.
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It was shut down last Tuesday following what the company described as a shortage of water needed to supply the plant's boilers.
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Voters worried about the costs to drivers, and the costs to homeowners of replacing their gas boilers with expensive new heat pumps.
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CO is produced by the incomplete combustion/ventilation of gas stoves, heating boilers, furnaces, propane barbecues, gas-powered water heaters & clothes dryers.
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The Energy Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy announced Wednesday it will establish new test procedures for commercial packaged boilers.
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The systems in place at the Ardehuizen include heat pumps, electric boilers, solar thermal and photovoltaic panels, wood stoves and grid connections.
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Wednesday's edition of the Federal Register contains new paleontology regulations, workplace protections for healthcare workers and efficiency rules for commercial packaged boilers.
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The Trump administration changes will allow the construction of new coal plants that use newer and more efficient boilers and related technology.
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Literally miles of ageing cables, lead pipes, electrical wiring and boilers will be replaced, many for the first time in 60 years.
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The Energy Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy will propose new test procedures for measuring the efficiency of these boilers.
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To help managers reduce operating expenses, for instance, Enertiv can install sensors to track the performance of elevators, boilers and other equipment.
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"We need the boilers replaced, period," Ms. James said, adding that reductions in federal money for public housing had begun long ago.
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The U.S. officially implemented tariffs on $34 billion worth of Chinese imports, including water boilers, airplane tires and X-ray machine components.
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The Energy Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy proposed Wednesday new test procedures for measuring the efficiency of these boilers.
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Over the last few years, the Army Corps has provided the plant new energy-efficient exhaust gas heat recovery boilers and engines.
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But using low temperatures over an extended period can also damage power plant boilers by causing corrosion and soot buildup, he said.
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Biomass is used in industrial boilers in many countries in emerging Asia, and in residential heat in France, Italy, Canada, and Finland.
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But the authority's needs are staggering: more than $17 billion in unmet capital needs, including roofs and boilers that need to be replaced.
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Time spent e-mailing CVs or lying dejected on the sofa is time not spent fixing boilers, laying cables or building a business.
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Thursday's edition of the Federal Register contains new rules for schools, Wall Street traders, commercial packaged boilers and the national emergency alert system.
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The reforms included moves to close down inefficient and small-scale boilers and to switch to gas or electricity-powered heating for residences.
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China aims to eliminate 44,000 coal-fired industrial boilers and replace coal-fueled household heating with gas or electricity in millions of residences.
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That's a notch below the monthly record 3.7 million tonnes, hit in December last year, as households began firing up boilers using gas.
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As it turned out, more than a year after the hurricane, temporary boilers were still being used in sixteen projects, in three boroughs.
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Repairs are under way at four projects, and the first temporary boilers are scheduled to be removed before the end of the year.
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Smog typically builds up during that time as coal-fired boilers heat homes and offices, adding to air pollution from factories and mills.
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In the last four years, Ms. Smith's bathroom and kitchen have been replaced, as have the building's roof, boilers, entry doors and windows.
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Vincenzo Russo, the council member responsible for the environment, proposed that cheap, chemically treated pellets used in stoves and boilers might be a culprit.
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In Beijing, replacing coal-fired boilers with electric heating systems has been proven an effective way of tackling air pollution in the city center.
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The savings largely come though the replacement of older appliances such as fridges, freezers and boilers, with ones that run on much less energy.
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The money could repair all the broken boilers and pipes across the city's failing public housing system or even toward the MTA's infrastructure repairs.
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A U.S. appeals court on Friday rejected several challenges to federal regulations of boilers and solid waste incinerators brought by industrial and environmental groups.
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About 30 percent of households that had gas boilers installed had not been connected to a gas pipeline by November 2018, the MEE said.
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In 11 of 15 cities in the province, the average PM 2.5 kept rising despite efforts to eliminate polluting coal-fired boilers and vehicles.
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What they do, according to O*NET: Operate boilers or similar machinery to provide heat or other utilities to buildings or for industrial processes.
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His mother, Matilda Fabunmi of Thomasville, Ga., is a data analyst at Cleaver-Brooks, a manufacturer of boilers and boiler-room systems in Thomasville.
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The Russian influence can be seen in samovar water boilers, which are used to make tea (as well as instant noodles and packet soups).
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Although modern water boilers typically replace them now, their prevalence in Kazakhstan is certainly a continuation of the traditional samovars proliferated by Russian culture.
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The project that will use Japanese companies' equipment - IHI Corp's boilers and Fuji Electric Co's steam turbine power generators - will be completed in 2020.
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The report also said that more than 700 boilers, many of which failed last winter, had a functional life of five years or less.
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According to the Energy Department, most homes in the United States are heated with either furnaces or boilers that burn natural gas or oil.
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It said 16,200 households in Datong would switch to cleaner gas heating this winter and that it had already demolished 3,812 coal-fired boilers.
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An alternative plan could require plants to make boilers more efficient, for instance, but that could result in fewer overall emissions reductions, environmentalists say.
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"The underlying policy that's driving this is basically community heating or small in-city industrial users switching (the) boilers from coal to gas," he said.
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On the first day, Wu was still racing to wrap up his work, making safety checks on pipelines and boilers for 40 houses in Xiaozhangwan.
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One DUP official's brother and two cousins acquired 11 boilers under RHI; the official admitted sending a confidential document on the scheme to a cousin.
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The classrooms were unusable because the local government had dismantled the coal-fired boilers for environmental reasons, but not yet installed a replacement heating system.
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Clinton indeed aims to reduce U.S. oil consumption by a third by 2027 by adopting cleaner fuels and making vehicles, ships and boilers more efficient.
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At issue in the Thursday case are rules setting energy efficiency standards for portable air conditioners, air compressors, commercial packaged boilers and uninterruptible power supplies.
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It was about leaks, broken boilers, tenants who were hot and tenants who were cold, and tenants whose stoves and refrigerators were on the blink.
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The agency also expects to replace 297 of its lowest-performing boilers by 2026 and replace 405 elevators at 30 developments, where 58,000 residents live.
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Contractors are erecting five buildings for the boilers and electrical systems, installing backup generators on the roof and reinforcing first-floor facades and basement walls.
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What they do according to O*NET: Maintain or operate stationary engines, boilers, or other mechanical equipment to provide utilities for buildings or industrial processes.
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Japan's government has argued that these coal plants use ultra-supercritical boilers that are vastly more energy-efficient and pollute less per unit of energy.
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Her father worked for the city, tending boilers at a water-filtration plant; her mother stayed at home while Mrs Obama and her brother were young.
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Ship engineer They supervise and coordinate activities of crew engaged in operating and maintaining engines, boilers, deck machinery, and electrical, sanitary, and refrigeration equipment aboard ship.
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The firm, which produced 38 million tonnes of crude steel last year, was also fined for violating emissions standards at its boilers and coking coal plant.
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This winter, more than 323,000 of them went without heat or hot water, often for days at a time, when the housing authority's ancient boilers failed.
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But the monitor's primary task would be to expedite repairs to problems like broken boilers, mold and lead paint, which pose a threat to public health.
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Flammable materials stored on the factory floor, a gas leak, excessive use of gas and poorly positioned boilers are all being looked at as possible reasons.
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GPG is involved in the design, supply and erection of circulating fluidised bed (CFB) boilers, a wide range of steam generators and air pollution control equipment.
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Landlords continue to operate with impunity as countless people in the Bronx continue to live with mold growing on their walls, rat infestations, and broken boilers.
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The frigid temperatures have taken a toll on Nycha's aging boilers, leaving 2104,2248 residents without heat or hot water at some point during the heating season.
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Last week, Mr. de Blasio proposed spending $82 million to install replacement boilers at 10 housing developments, but the money must be approved by the Council.
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What they do according to O*NET: Build or repair equipment such as furnaces, kilns, cupolas, boilers, converters, ladles, soaking pits, and ovens, using refractory materials.
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That requires a lot less energy than traditional heating systems — like boilers, furnaces and electric radiators — that work by warming up the air inside your house.
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Average earned income: $66,033Average hours typically worked a week: 48.8According to O*NET: Boilermakers construct, assemble, maintain, and repair stationary steam boilers and boiler house auxiliaries.
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Through the autumn, government inspectors did not just order schools, businesses and homes to shut down coal-fired stoves and boilers and switch to natural gas.
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Amazon has a couple of efficient natural gas boilers for backup, but at least over the past two winters, it says they have rarely been run.
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A source who regularly speaks to Pyongyang residents told Reuters that pre-ordering coal for boilers was no longer necessary because it had become more abundant.
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But China is moving to a consumption-led economy and authorities have acted to trim heavy industry overcapacity, including shutting down small coal boilers among other factories.
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Its plans include the elimination of a total 44,000 coal-fired industrial boilers and replacing coal-fueled household heating with gas or electricity in millions of residences.
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Parts of the region were left without heating last year after governments demolished coal-burning boilers but failed to secure enough natural gas as a replacement fuel.
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In 2015, 45.2 percent of all natural gas used by Southern California refineries went to cogeneration, while the remainder was used for hydrogen production, heaters and boilers.
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Gas boilers would have to be replaced with electric heating or heat pumps (which draw warmth from the air or the ground and pump it into buildings).
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Replacing central heating systems with natural gas boilers would go some way to reducing overall coal use and improve the air quality in major cities in winter.
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China's LNG demand is concentrated over the northern winter, when the fuel is used for mainly heating, replacing coal-fired boilers in both industry and residential use.
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The Trump administration would greenlight new coal plants that use newer and more efficient boilers and related technology, the Times reports, citing officials familiar with the proposal.
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Ground-level ozone pollution, meanwhile, is the result of a chemical reaction in which sunlight interacts with pollutants emitted by cars, power plants, industrial boilers, and refineries.
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Expect boilers and synthetic flowers and a range of lifestyle products, including a reversible dip-dye tee ($21) and acid-washed Baja ($2200) with Mr. Erizku's artwork.
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"There is a big universe of possible need, but there are items that are obviously high priority," he added, listing lead paint, mold and boilers among them.
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It helped a local firm that had previously made boilers learn how to make the hulking metre-thick metal vessels that can safely contain a nuclear reaction.
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Nearby stood a new 15-foot-long steel tank that collects water for the boilers to heat back to steam; it was free of punctures or leaks.
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If Mr. Pruitt does end up pursuing a replacement rule, it would almost certainly be confined to inside-the-fence-line measures, like upgrading coal-plant boilers.
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It is much easier to feed renewable energy into a single power grid than to convert millions of gas-fired boilers in people's homes and workplaces to electricity.
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He said a well-run network can reduce consumers' heating costs 20-25 percent because centrally operated systems are more efficient and easier to optimise than individual boilers.
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The Cadereyta refinery in northern Nuevo Leon state stopped operating on Tuesday due to what the company described as a water shortage needed to supply the facilities boilers.
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There are huge quantities of logs, because wood-fired stoves and boilers provide all the heating, and quite a few solar panels, which generate most of the electricity.
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While natural gas is displacing coal in boilers used to heat buildings, there wouldn't appear to be much synergy between the pricing of the two fuels in China.
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A disastrous scheme that subsidised fuel for agricultural boilers, in which Arlene Foster, the DUP's leader, and other party figures were involved, wasted hundreds of millions of pounds.
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About half of that methane gas will, in turn, be used to run the treatment plant — we'll actually use the energy produced from New Yorkers in our boilers.
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A federal appeals court Friday agreed with environmental groups and tossed out part of a contentious air pollution rule for boilers for an improper exemption within the regulation.
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The Energy Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy issued new test procedures for these boilers in November, but is now withdrawing the rule due to errors.
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Mr. Eastmond said he remembered the lunch meeting during which Fred Trump negotiated the price of 60 boilers, and later receiving checks in the mail from All County.
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"Tenants at these developments that have been identified don't have four winters to wait to get fixed boilers," Mr. Johnson said, answering reporters' questions after a Council meeting.
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The litany of problems facing public housing residents in New York City — mold, lead paint, faulty boilers and leaky roofs — just got longer: claims of staff sex parties.
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For now, most of that biogas is simply burned off, or flared, though some helps heat the plant's boilers, said Pam Elardo, a deputy commissioner for the department.
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He was thrown into the freezing water and sucked downward as the ship began to sink but then propelled upward when one of its boilers exploded beneath him.
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Washington's 25 percent duties went into effect at midnight EDT and affected products such as water boilers, X-ray machine components, airplane tires and various other industrial parts.
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It will have the same maximum speed as its predecessor of 24 knots and will feature a larger rudder and a modern diesel engine instead of steam boilers.
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Most American homes are heated by furnaces or boilers, according to the Energy Department, and poorly maintained systems can burn more oil or natural gas than is necessary.
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In Germany, consumption has dropped more than a third in 10 years, reversing a trend that emerged after unification, when oil boilers made inroads in the former East Germany.
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Boilermaker They construct, assemble, maintain, and repair stationary steam boilers and boiler house auxiliaries, and align structures or plate sections to assemble boiler frame tanks or vats, following blueprints.
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Ms. Olatoye had come under scrutiny for her handling of lead paint inspections and for the failure of aged boilers that left thousands of residents without heat this winter.
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Businesses received large subsidies to keep wood-fired boilers going—even to heat empty sheds—in what has been dubbed the "cash for ash" or "burn to earn" affair.
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BCPS closed six schools on Wednesday due to boiler problems, but it became apparent that problems were widespread, with burst pipes and failing boilers reported at numerous other campuses.
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"It's a transformative change for the country," said Naushad Forbes, president of the Confederation of Indian Industry and co-chairman of Forbes Marshall, which makes boilers and industrial equipment.
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In recent weeks there have been several indicators that China is planning on increasing the use of natural gas in winter heating, replacing boilers that use more polluting coal.
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The American Forest and Paper Association, whose member companies often use boilers to generate power at their facilities, said the court's failure to accept any industry arguments was disappointing.
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They're used to fire up boilers in textile mills, to make the pesticides dumped onto cotton fields and to produce the gobs of chemicals that dye and finish fabrics.
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With temperatures falling well below zero Celsius at night, Me Li told Reuters on Thursday he has resorted to using coal again and switched his old boilers back on.
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As for the Housing Authority, often called Nycha, Mr. de Blasio has committed $82 million to replace the 13 boilers that heat 104 buildings with the worst heating problems.
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Production at his factory near Shijiazhuang, Hebei's capital, has been disrupted several times by environmental inspections and halted over the summer to install new natural gas boilers, he said.
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The song was conjured from memories of the lobby-less Robert Taylor buildings, where the sounds from basement boilers would moan and creak when you stepped inside at night.
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