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Standards and labels to promote energy-efficient refrigerators can reduce electricity use by 117 TWh (Tera Watt-Hour) and reduce CO2 emissions by 97.6 million tons by 2030 in four Asian countries: China, India, Japan and Korea (Figure 2.4).
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A kilo Watt-Hour has a cost of about ten cents (check your Xcel bill)
Denver Post: News: Breaking: Local claycz 2010
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A kilo Watt-Hour has a cost of about ten cents (check your Xcel bill)
Denver Post: News: Breaking: Local socrates 2010
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A kilo Watt-Hour has a cost of about ten cents (check your Xcel bill)
Denver Post: News: Breaking: Local socrates 2010
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A kilo Watt-Hour has a cost of about ten cents (check your Xcel bill)
Denver Post: News: Breaking: Local socrates 2010
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A kilo Watt-Hour has a cost of about ten cents (check your Xcel bill)
Denver Post: News: Breaking: Local Liz O 2010
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A kilo Watt-Hour has a cost of about ten cents (check your Xcel bill)
Denver Post: News: Breaking: Local Liz O 2010
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A kilo Watt-Hour has a cost of about ten cents (check your Xcel bill)
Denver Post: News: Breaking: Local claycz 2010
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A kilo Watt-Hour has a cost of about ten cents (check your Xcel bill)
Denver Post: News: Breaking: Local Liz O 2010
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A kilo Watt-Hour has a cost of about ten cents (check your Xcel bill)
Denver Post: News: Breaking: Local claycz 2010
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