Introduction to Energy Analysis

Blok, Kornelis; Nieuwlaar, Evert

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“…We derive final energy demand by calculating ratios of final to primary energy for specific products or processes. As first approximation, we assume that the difference between primary and final energy is the conversion and delivery losses for electricity production and distribution respectively, and that final energy equals primary energy (that is, conversion losses are assumed negligible) for energy carriers other than electricity 36 . Products' and processes' relative final energy intensity differ from their relative primary energy intensity based on the share of electricity -and in turn its efficiency of conversion.…”

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A Framework for Modelling Consumption-Based Energy Demand and Emission Pathways

Mastrucci

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Usubiaga‐Liaño

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Environ. Sci. Technol.

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Energy demand in global climate scenarios is typically derived for sectors -such as buildings, transportation, and industry -rather than from underlying services that could drive energy use in all sectors. This limits the potential to model household consumption and lifestyles as mitigation options through their impact on economy-wide energy demand. We present a framework to estimate the economy-wide energy requirements and carbon emissions associated with future household consumption, by linking Industrial Ecology tools and Integrated Assessment Modelling (IAM). We apply the framework to assess final energy and emission pathways for meeting three essential and energy-intensive dimensions of basic well-being in India: food, housing and mobility. We show, for example, that nutrition-enhancing dietary changes can reduce emissions by a similar amount as meeting future basic mobility in Indian cities with public transportation. The relative impact of energy demand reduction measures compared to decarbonization differs across these services, with housing having the lowest and food the highest.

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A Framework for Modelling Consumption-Based Energy Demand and Emission Pathways

Mastrucci

Min

Usubiaga‐Liaño

et al. 2020

Environ. Sci. Technol.

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“…The effect of energy saving measures can be observed clearly by a decrease in SEC [30]. But since the SEC involves the physical production of industrial activities which is often times difficult to get access to for confidentiality reasons, it cannot always be determined [31]. For the time being it is therefore not possible to analyze SEC in all Swiss industrial sectors.…”

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“…in chemical industry) can be aggregated by simple addition. However, these indicators are relatively weak as they are influenced by all kinds of factors which have no relation to energy efficiency, such as product price fluctuations and sector structure [31]. In this paper, energy intensities are determined for all Swiss industrial sectors under consideration.…”

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“…The development of energy efficiency in industrial sectors can be monitored via an indicator called 'energy efficiency index (EEI)' which is the ratio of actual final energy demand in a specific year (E t ) to the frozen efficiency energy demand in the base year (see Equation 3) [33,34]. The frozen efficiency energy demand represents the amount of final energy which the industry sector would have used if no energy efficiency improvement had been implemented.…”

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A detailed review on current status of energy efficiency improvement in the Swiss industry sector

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“…Electrical energy appears to be the community's primary needs. With technological advancements such as electric stoves production, electronic transport equipment, or other means of satisfying human needs, based on electricity as a motor, this shift in energy requirements in the livelihoods of people will become evident in the future (Blok and Nieuwlaar, 2016;Augutis et al, 2017). The need for power in the community continues to grow every year.…”

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The Strategies of West Java’s Regional Energy Management to Support National Energy Security

Ambarwati

Hidayat

2020

IJEEP

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The focus of this research is to analyze energy potential in West Java Province, and its management. The purpose of this study is to first analyze the energy potential of his particular region in West Java Province; the second one is to analyzes the indicators that affect regional energy security in West Java. This study uses a qualitative method. Data obtained from observations, interviews and literature studies. The results show that West Java has strong potential in contributing to making Indonesia the largest geothermal user in the world. Utilization of geothermal energy for electricity generation in fields that are already in production, can already be said to be optimal. However, there are still several other geothermal resource locations that can still be developed and utilized. Other new renewable energy potentials are the Mini and Micro Hydro potential of 647 MW and a new exploitation of 18.3 MW, Solar Energy with a potential of 9,099 MW but which has only been used up to 0.3 MW, and Bioenergy from the potential of 2,551 MW has only been utilized at 109, 3 MW and several other new renewable energy potentials which are still in the development stage such as Wind Energy and Sea Energy. West Java Provincial energy security indicators are still based on Availability, Affordability, Accessibility, Acceptability, and Sustainability) coupled with: elasticity between economic and electricity growth, energy diversification, and energy conservation.

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Introduction to Energy Analysis

Cited by 23 publications

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A Framework for Modelling Consumption-Based Energy Demand and Emission Pathways

A Framework for Modelling Consumption-Based Energy Demand and Emission Pathways

A detailed review on current status of energy efficiency improvement in the Swiss industry sector

The Strategies of West Java’s Regional Energy Management to Support National Energy Security

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