2014
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-03632-8_7
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Estimating the Direct Rebound Effect in the Residential Energy Sector: An Application in Spain

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“…He finds an estimated direct rebound effect of 35% in the short term and 49% in the long term. Gálvez et al (2014) estimate the direct rebound effect in the residential sector for Spain. They analyze electricity and natural gas direct rebound effects using data on residential heating and domestic hot water consumption in 2012 and encounter direct rebound effects of 70-80% for electricity and of more than 100% for natural gas.…”
Section: Rebound Effectmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…He finds an estimated direct rebound effect of 35% in the short term and 49% in the long term. Gálvez et al (2014) estimate the direct rebound effect in the residential sector for Spain. They analyze electricity and natural gas direct rebound effects using data on residential heating and domestic hot water consumption in 2012 and encounter direct rebound effects of 70-80% for electricity and of more than 100% for natural gas.…”
Section: Rebound Effectmentioning
confidence: 99%