An energy used model of the residential sector
Dennis L. O’Neal, Eric Hirst
Abstract
Dennis L. O’Neal, Eric Hirst
Abstract
An energy simulation model for residential energy uses and costs from 1970 through 2000 estimates annual consumption of four fuels, eight end uses, and three housing types. The model also evaluates annual equipment installation, ownership, and equipment costs including charges for improving thermal performance of new and existing housing. An example of the model application is given by estimating the energy and economic factors of alternate water heating conservation options they show the advantages of heat pump water heaters over conventional and solar units.
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An energy simulation model for residential energy uses and costs from 1970 through 2000 estimates annual consumption of four fuels, eight end uses, and three housing types. The model also evaluates annual equipment installation, ownership, and equipment costs including charges for improving thermal performance of new and existing housing. An example of the model application is given by estimating the energy and economic factors of alternate water heating conservation options they show the advantages of heat pump water heaters over conventional and solar units.
Key concepts: Energy conservation, Energy consumption, Environmental science, Environmental economics, Water heating, Consumption (sociology), Natural resource economics, Engineering