Energy savings attributable to switching from master metering to individual metering of electricity
S. Nelson
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S. Nelson
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This technical memo reviews and analyzes the published literature on electricity consumption by tenants in residential buildings with individual meters, compared with electricity consumption in residential buildings with master meters. An important finding is that energy savings of individual over master metering are strongly correlated with the price of electricity.
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This technical memo reviews and analyzes the published literature on electricity consumption by tenants in residential buildings with individual meters, compared with electricity consumption in residential buildings with master meters. An important finding is that energy savings of individual over master metering are strongly correlated with the price of electricity.
Key concepts: Metering mode, Electricity, Net metering, Consumption (sociology), Energy consumption, Business, Environmental economics, Engineering