Analysis of the Syrian long-term energy and electricity demand projection using the end-use methodology

Hainoun, A.; Seif-Eldin, M.K.; Almoustafa, S.

doi:10.1016/j.enpol.2004.12.024

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“…Auch die technologiebasierten Bottom-up Modelle können sich deutlich voneinander unterscheiden. So ist die erste Generation (häufig als Accounting-Modelle bezeichnet) noch relativ einfach aufgebaut, enthält aber bereits die typische Technologiestruktur (Beispiele sind MURE [Fraunhofer ISI et al 2002] oder MAED [Hainoun et al 2006]). Kosten und Energiepreise finden hier noch keinen Einfluss.…”

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“…Similar applications of the MEDEE model (or its variation MEDEE S) were found in UN (1995). Hainoun et al (2006) have analysed the energy demand in Syria using the MAED model where the industrial demand has been analysed in detail. The end-use approach pays special attention to the technological aspect of the industrial sector, although the details vary from one case to another.…”

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“…Second bottom up energy demand model tested on Croatia as a case study was MAED-D. Here the model was less user friendly and required detailed and specific input data which could be difficult to obtain [22,23]. Additional disadvantage of MAED-D was its inability to modify model structure which could be very interesting and useful in some cases.…”

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Assessing the impact of energy saving measures on the future energy demand and related GHG (greenhouse gas) emission reduction of Croatia

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a b s t r a c tIn the light of European energy-climate package and its measures for increasing security of supply, decreasing the impact on environment and stimulating sustainability, Croatia as a new EU (European Union) member state needs to reconsider and develop new energy policy towards energy efficiency and renewable energy sources. Croatian long-term energy demand and its effect on the future national GHG (greenhouse gas) emissions are analysed in this paper. For that purpose the NeD model was constructed (National energy demand model). The model is comprised out of six modules, each representing one sector: industry, transport, households, services, agriculture and construction. The model is based on bottom up approach. The analysis has shown that energy policy measures, identified through this paper, can potentially achieve energy savings up to 157 PJ in the year 2050, which presents a 40% decrease to referent (frozen efficiency) scenario. Results obtained in this paper were also compared to the Croatian National Energy Strategy for the years 2020 and 2030. It was shown that if already implemented policies were properly taken into account the actual final energy demand for the year 2030 would be 43% lower than projected by the Croatian National Energy Strategy.

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Analysis of the Syrian long-term energy and electricity demand projection using the end-use methodology

Cited by 38 publications

References 1 publication

Energy Technology Perspectives 2020

Energy Technology Perspectives 2020

Modelling energy demand of developing countries: Are the specific features adequately captured?

Assessing the impact of energy saving measures on the future energy demand and related GHG (greenhouse gas) emission reduction of Croatia

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