Research on Beijing's Household Energy Consumption by DEA Methods
Lina Chen
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Lina Chen
Abstract
Nowadays,Low has become a growing hot topic.With the increasingly environmental awareness of citizens,more and more people concern about the impact of carbon emissions,and hope to find a way to reduce carbon emissions on their daily life.With the expanding urban area of our country,the carbon emissions of urban household generated by energy consumption has become a more important part of carbon emissions.This paper analyzes the household energy consumption of Beijing,and regard electricity,coal,natural gas,and gas and liquefied petroleum gas(LPG) as the important part of the energy consumption,analyzes the entire energy consumption by DEA method,and gives reasonable comments and suggestions based on experimental results.
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Nowadays,Low has become a growing hot topic.With the increasingly environmental awareness of citizens,more and more people concern about the impact of carbon emissions,and hope to find a way to reduce carbon emissions on their daily life.With the expanding urban area of our country,the carbon emissions of urban household generated by energy consumption has become a more important part of carbon emissions.This paper analyzes the household energy consumption of Beijing,and regard electricity,coal,natural gas,and gas and liquefied petroleum gas(LPG) as the important part of the energy consumption,analyzes the entire energy consumption by DEA method,and gives reasonable comments and suggestions based on experimental results.
Key concepts: Beijing, Liquefied petroleum gas, Consumption (sociology), Energy consumption, Electricity, Natural gas, Natural resource economics, Greenhouse gas