Modelling the impact of temperature on electricity consumption in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia

The Effect of Development on the Climate Sensitivity of Electricity Demand in India

“…This prediction is quite straightforward and is confirmed by the existing literature (Al-Zayer and Al-Ibrahim, 1996;Sailor and Muñoz, 1997;Valor et al, 2001;Sailor, 2001;Pardo et al, 2002;Mirasgedis et al, 2007).…”

Electricity Consumption and Temperature: Evidence from Satellite Data

“…In characterizing the relationship between temperature and electricity consumption, the literature typically assumes a U-shaped curve, with the minimum point as the balance temperature between heating and cooling needs (e.g., Gupta, 2012, Li, Yang, andLong, 2018). As the relationship is potentially non-linear, heating and cooling degree days 4 are often used as the temperature variable, dating back to Al-Zayer and Al-Ibrahim (1996). Sometimes a comfort zone is allowed where electricity consumption is not sensitive to temperature variations within a temperature range (e.g., Moral-Carcedo and Vicéns-Otero, 2005;Fikru and Gautier, 2015).…”

Research constituents, intellectual structure, and collaboration pattern in the Journal of Forecasting: A bibliometric analysis

“…, Meyer, Waldkirch, Duscher, and Just (2018), Merigó, Pedrycz, Weber, and de la Sotta (2018); Baker, Kumar, and Pandey (2019), Pattnaik (2020a, 2020b), and Burton, Kumar, and Pandey (2020).…”

“…The study presents a survey of forecasting with panel data. Al-Zayer and Al-Ibrahim (1996) develop an econometric model to forecast electricity consumption in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia. Baltagi and Li (1992) construct a one-way linear unbiased predictive model with serially correlated components.…”