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Science, 1999
New imaging techniques can see into the functioning brain, revealing the regions that are active during certain tasks and sensations. Magistretti et al., in their Perspective, take this notion one step further and, by careful analysis of the biochemistry that gives rise to imaging signals, they deduce some of the cellular and molecular events that ...
Magistretti PJ +3 more
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New imaging techniques can see into the functioning brain, revealing the regions that are active during certain tasks and sensations. Magistretti et al., in their Perspective, take this notion one step further and, by careful analysis of the biochemistry that gives rise to imaging signals, they deduce some of the cellular and molecular events that ...
Magistretti PJ +3 more
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2019
Energy demand, usually indicated by the amount of energy currently consumed in different sectors, is a key factor in national and international energy and climate change policy. In the energy world, demand has different meanings and associations: it often figures as the logical partner to ‘supply’; it is tied to interpretations of ‘need’; and it is the
Rinkinen, Jenny, Shove, Elizabeth
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Energy demand, usually indicated by the amount of energy currently consumed in different sectors, is a key factor in national and international energy and climate change policy. In the energy world, demand has different meanings and associations: it often figures as the logical partner to ‘supply’; it is tied to interpretations of ‘need’; and it is the
Rinkinen, Jenny, Shove, Elizabeth
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1984
This being an evening lecture open to the public, is suited to rather general considerations and I will mainly explore the nature of energy demand. Figure 1 is an appropriate starting point and the first point to understand is the distinction between primary, secondary, final, and useful energy.
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This being an evening lecture open to the public, is suited to rather general considerations and I will mainly explore the nature of energy demand. Figure 1 is an appropriate starting point and the first point to understand is the distinction between primary, secondary, final, and useful energy.
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National Products and Demand For Energy [PDF]
Economic Analysis and Policy, 1980 -
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1985
Just a few years after the U.S. celebrated its first centennial it passed another milestone. In about 1885, coal replaced wood as the nation’s primary energy source. Wood, properly managed, is a renewable resource. Coal is not. Nor are the other energy sources developed and put to use in the last 100 years.
V. P. Kenney, J. W. Lucey
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Just a few years after the U.S. celebrated its first centennial it passed another milestone. In about 1885, coal replaced wood as the nation’s primary energy source. Wood, properly managed, is a renewable resource. Coal is not. Nor are the other energy sources developed and put to use in the last 100 years.
V. P. Kenney, J. W. Lucey
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Peak Energy Demand and Demand Side Response
2015Peak Energy Demand and Demand Side Response presents evidence on a set of Demand Side Response activities, ranging from price-based to incentive-based programmes and policies. Examples are drawn from different programmes for both residential and non-residential sectors of electricity demand, including Time of Use tariffs, Critical Peak Pricing ...
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Residential Demand for Electric Energy
The Review of Economics and Statistics, 1975A serious impediment to the design of appro,A-IL priate public policies with regard to the ''energy crisis" is the lack of general agreement concerning the determinants of energy demand. This paper considers the determinants of residential demand for electric energy.
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Climate mitigation scenarios with persistent COVID-19-related energy demand changes
Nature Energy, 2021Keywan Riahi +2 more
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Energy Demand Management and Demand Response
2019This chapter introduces the concepts related to management of energy demand and their economic analysis. It focuses on the demand management options and the economic decision making involved in demand management. It also introduces the concept of demand response and energy efficiency and presents the debate related to energy saving.
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Climate change impacts on planned supply–demand match in global wind and solar energy systems
Nature Energy, 2023Laibao Liu, Ying Chen, Mengxi Wu
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