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This post was last edited by slll611 on 2015-11-22 21:49. True or False: The definition of energy conservation in the Energy Conservation Law is: taking all measures that are technically feasible, economically reasonable, and acceptable from environmental and social perspectives, in order to improve the efficiency of energy resource utilization. A is wrong, B is right. Answer: B is wrong. The definition of energy conservation proposed by the World Energy Council in 1979 is: taking all measures that are technically feasible, economically reasonable, and acceptable from environmental and social perspectives, in order to improve the efficiency of energy resource utilization. As referred to in the Energy Conservation Law of the People’s Republic of China, energy conservation means strengthening energy use management, and adopting measures that are technically feasible, economically reasonable, and environmentally and socially sustainable, in order to reduce consumption, minimize losses and pollutant emissions, prevent waste, and make effective and rational use of energy at all stages from production to consumption.
Energy conservation as referred to in this Law means strengthening energy use management, and adopting technically feasible, economically reasonable measures that are also acceptable from environmental and social perspectives, in order to reduce consumption, minimize losses and pollutant emissions, stop waste, and make effective and rational use of energy at all stages from production to consumption.
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The definition of energy conservation in the Energy Conservation Law is: taking all measures that are technically feasible, economically reasonable, and environmentally and socially acceptable, in order to improve the efficiency of energy resource utilization (X). Energy conservation as referred to in the Energy Conservation Law means strengthening energy use management by adopting measures that are technically feasible, economically reasonable, and environmentally and socially sustainable, in order to reduce energy consumption, minimize losses, and cut down on pollutants.
The definition of energy conservation in the Energy Conservation Law is: taking all measures that are technically feasible, economically reasonable, and acceptable from environmental and social perspectives, in order to improve the efficiency of energy resource utilization. (Yes)
The definition of energy conservation in the Energy Conservation Law is: taking all measures that are technically feasible, economically reasonable, and acceptable from environmental and social perspectives, in order to improve the efficiency of energy resource utilization. A Yes
The definition of energy conservation in the Energy Conservation Law is: taking all measures that are technically feasible, economically reasonable, and acceptable from environmental and social perspectives, in order to improve the efficiency of energy resource utilization. A Yes
The definition of energy conservation in the Energy Conservation Law is: taking all measures that are technically feasible, economically reasonable, and acceptable from environmental and social perspectives, in order to improve the efficiency of energy resource utilization. B is wrong
The definition of energy conservation in the Energy Conservation Law is: taking all measures that are technically feasible, economically reasonable, and acceptable from environmental and social perspectives, in order to improve the efficiency of energy resource utilization. Lacking enhanced management; incomplete. Energy conservation, as referred to in the Energy Conservation Law of the People’s Republic of China, means strengthening energy use management by adopting measures that are technically feasible, economically reasonable, and environmentally and socially sustainable, from energy production to consumption...
True or False: The definition of energy conservation in the Energy Conservation Law is: taking all measures that are technically feasible, economically reasonable, and acceptable from environmental and social perspectives, in order to improve the efficiency of energy resource utilization. B A is correct, B is wrong