Consumption patterns for electricity

Hendricks, Wallace; Koenker, Roger; Podlasek, Robert

doi:10.1016/0304-4076(77)90020-3

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“…Baxter and Rees (1968) estimated quarterly electricity demand, and Balestra and Nerlove (1966) did a well-noted study of annual natural gas demand. Other related studies include the estimation of hourly electricity demand as a function of prices and income (Cargill and Meyer, 1971), and the estimation of hourly electricity demand considering weather and income (but not prices) as explanatory variables (Hendricks, Koenker and Podlasek, 1975).…”

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Effects of atmospheric variability on energy utilization and conservation. Summary of research conducted between 1 July 1975 and 31 March 1976

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