Modelling lifestyle effects on energy demand and related emissions
Abstract:
Investigates the effect of lifestyle factors on energy demand. Distinction between direct and indirect energy use; Elements of the embedded long-term lifestyle approach; Advantages of the approach; Contribution of employment distribution and income to energy demand; Importance of a coherent evaluation of technological possibilities and fuel switches.; Investigates the effect of lifestyle factors on energy demand. Distinction between direct and indirect energy use; Elements of the embedded long-term lifestyle approach; Advantages of the approach; Contribution of employment distribution and income to energy demand; Importance of a coherent evaluation of technological possibilities and fuel switches.
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