Linking electricity consumption of home appliances and standard of living: A comparison between Brazilian and French households

Grottera, Carolina; Barbier, Carine; Sanches-Pereira, Alessandro; Abreu, Mariana Weiss de; Uchôa, Christiane; Tudeschini, Luís Gustavo; Cayla, Jean-Michel; Nadaud, Franck; Pereira, Amaro Olímpio; Cohen, Claude; Coelho, Suani Teixeira

doi:10.1016/j.rser.2018.06.063

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“…A comparison Brazil -France) 17 . The results of this project are well documented in a series of publications (COELHO et al, 2014(COELHO et al, , 2015GROTTERA, C. et al, 2018;SANCHES-PEREIRA;COELHO, 2016;TEIXEIRA COELHO et al, [S.d. ]; TUDESCHINI, 2016).…”

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Income inequality and their impacts on the Brazilian household carbon footprint

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“…Furthermore, a rapid modification of the energy carriers used and the total energy consumption was observed, reducing local pollution. A different assessment, developed in Brazil and France, considered sociodemographic and cultural variables for a deeper comprehension of the specific households EC in different economic deciles [43]. Results show an income inequality ratio between top and bottom economic deciles of 8.8 for France and 35 for Brazil.…”

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The inequality of electricity consumption in Colombia. Projections and implications

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“…From the developed literature search, the energy needed for space heating and cooling accounts for about 50-70% of the total energy consumption [46][47][48]. The key factors in significant energy consumption are frequently appliances [49], lighting [50], high dynamic thermal transmittance and HVAC systems. In this framework, for achieving the target of the EU climate protection strategy [51], it is clear that the high energy consumption of buildings offers significant potential for reducing carbon emissions.…”

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The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on the supply chains of traditional fossil fuels. According to a report by the International Energy Agency (IEA) from 2020, oil-refining activity fell by more than the IEA had anticipated. It was also assumed that the demand in 2021 would likely be 2.6 million bpd below the 2019 levels. However, renewable markets have shown strong resilience during the crisis. It was determined that renewables are on track to meet 80% of the growth in electricity demand over the next 10 years and that sustainable energy will act as the primary source of electricity production instead of coal. On the other hand, the report also emphasized that measures for reducing environmental pollution and CO2 emissions are still insufficient and that significant current investments should be further expanded. The Sustainable Development of Energy, Water and Environment Systems (SDEWES) conference series is dedicated to the advancement and dissemination of knowledge on methods, policies and technologies for improving the sustainability of development by decoupling growth from the use of natural resources. The 15th SDEWES conference was held online from 1–5 September 2020; more than 300 reports with 7 special sections were organized on the virtual conference platform. This paper presents the major achievements of the recommended papers in the Special Issue of Energies. Additionally, related studies connected to the above papers published in the SDEWES series are also introduced, including the four main research fields of energy saving and emission reduction, renewable energy applications, the development of district heating systems, and the economic assessment of sustainable energy.

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Linking electricity consumption of home appliances and standard of living: A comparison between Brazilian and French households

Cited by 32 publications

References 60 publications

Income inequality and their impacts on the Brazilian household carbon footprint

Income inequality and their impacts on the Brazilian household carbon footprint

The inequality of electricity consumption in Colombia. Projections and implications

Recent Advances in Low-Carbon and Sustainable, Efficient Technology: Strategies and Applications

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