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Energy Conservation in Public and Commercial Buildings.

Richard G. Salter, Deane N. Morris

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Abstract : The report presents a discussion of the preliminary results of an ongoing study of the use of energy in public and commercial buildings. The effects of building location, design and operation alternatives are developed, together with initial estimates of the conservation potential in the sector.

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Abstract : The report presents a discussion of the preliminary results of an ongoing study of the use of energy in public and commercial buildings. The effects of building location, design and operation alternatives are developed, together with initial estimates of the conservation potential in the sector.

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Abstract : The report presents a discussion of the preliminary results of an ongoing study of the use of energy in public and commercial buildings. The effects of building location, design and operation alternatives are developed, together with initial estimates of the conservation potential in the sector.

Key concepts: Energy conservation, Architectural engineering, Business, Environmental planning, Environmental resource management, Civil engineering, Environmental science, Engineering

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