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Rising AC Demand, Emissions-Scientists Aim To Improve Energy Efficiency

Innovation is focused on three major fronts, with much of the attention on energy consumption. Air conditioning units account for six percent of electricity used in the United States.

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Less Power, Lower Emissions: Improving Ac Technology

Less Power, Lower Emissions: Improving Ac Technology
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Less power, lower emissions: improving AC technology

Less power, lower emissions: improving AC technology
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COVID-19 Boosts Rwandan Cashless Economy

COVID-19 Boosts Rwandan Cashless Economy April 7, 2021COVID-19 CLEVELAND, Ohio Rwanda, the landlocked East African nation of 12.5 million people, received a burst of media coverage in June 2020, when its government, working with Pascal Technologies, provided free motor meters to 20,000 motorcycle taxis in Kigali, Rwanda’s capital. Rwandan taxi drivers had been without work for months during COVID-19. In June, not only did they return to work but they also received digital payment systems. This is a government effort to fully realize a Rwandan cashless economy by 2024. Removal of Transaction Fees During COVID-19 The Rwandan government’s pursuit of a Rwandan cashless economy initially received resistance from consumers and merchants because of the transaction fees involved in using mobile money on cashless systems. Since COVID-19 might be spread by touching paper money and coins, the government used this to promote the Rwandan cashless economy. During COVID-19, the governm

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