Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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1057987 | Journal of Environmental Management | 2008 | 8 Pages |
Abstract
This paper summarises the methodology and results of work involved in the investigation of energy demand in six Chinese villages included in the SUCCESS Project. The procedures used to collect data associated with local energy demand are explained and the approach to data analysis is explained. Results are provided in terms for delivered energy consumption, as an indicator of energy demand; primary energy consumption, as an indicator of energy resource depletion; and carbon dioxide emissions, as an indicator of global climate change. Similarities and differences between results for this sample of villages are considered. The important causes of differences in results are investigated.
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Authors
Nigel D. Mortimer, John F. Grant,