Titlebook: Demand-Side Management and Electricity End-Use Efficiency; Anibal T. Almeida,Arthur H. Rosenfeld Book 1988 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1988

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The Successes of Conservationncy with which we use energy, and have made an impressive head start on weaning ourselves away from our fossil fuel habit. We’ll be looking at how far the U.S. and OECD have come, and looking ahead a bit to some accomplishments in the not-too-distant future. We’ll talk about conservation in general,

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Changing Patterns of Electricity Demand in Homes: An International Overviewes include saturation of equipment, changes in consumer behavior, electricity conservation through more efficient equipment, substitution of fuels for electricity (or vice versa), and other reasons. This report analyzes the implications of the differences among countries, and the changes each countr

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Load Management Technologies and Programs in the U.S.nd utilities’ current and planned generating and T&D (transmission and distribution) resources. A variety of customer-side technologies to control peak loads, shift loads from peak to off-peak periods, or to fill off-peak valleys are beginning to emerge on the market. These technologies include remo

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