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Energy Efficiency Indicators for High Electric-Load Buildings

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Conference Paper

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Aebischer, Bernard, Markus A Balmer, Satkartar Kinney, Pascale Le Strat, Yoshiaki Shibata, Frederic Varone

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Energy per unit of floor area is not an adequate indicator for energy efficiency in high electric-load buildings. For two activities, restaurants and computer centres, alternative indicators for energy efficiency are discussed.

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ECEEE 2003 Summer Study Proceedings

Year of Publication

2003

Energy Efficiency Indicators for High Electric-Load Buildings

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