Cooling of buildings currently represents a considerable fraction of the total energy
consumption in the world. Global and local climate change in combination with the projected …

This chapter aims to update the knowledge on the building sector since the
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Fourth Assessment Report (AR4) from …

Energy use in buildings accounts for 38% of global total final energy consumption, 45% of
which in OECD countries. According to the International Energy Agency the continuing …

Indonesia's electricity demand is growing rapidly, driven by robust economic growth
combined with unprecedented urbanization and industrialization. Energy-efficiency …

This study uses bottom-up modeling framework in order to quantify potential energy savings
and emission reduction impacts from the implementation of energy efficiency programs in …

The building sector is responsible for about one third of the global final energy consumption
and CO 2 emission, thus it is desired to limit and replace building-related fossil energy …

Abstract To achieve the European Union's target for climate neutrality by 2050 reduced
energy demand will make the transition process faster and cheaper. The role of policies that …

Will everybody want and have a refrigerator, television and washing machine as incomes
rise? Considerable uncertainty surrounds the likely increase in energy consumption and …

Energy efficiency can make energy access more affordable by reducing the electricity cost
burden on households and businesses. Improving products' energy efficiency helps reduce …

This study explores the effect of slum rehabilitation on appliance ownership and its
implications on residential electricity demand. The low-income scenario makes it unique …