Market Influence on Energy use and Carbon Dioxide Emission Patterns
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University of Canterbury. Electrical and Computer Engineering
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2009
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Hung, C.Y.
Bodger, P.S.
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Energy market is an interplay between various forms of non-renewable fossil fuels and renewable energies. Market share patterns before and after deregulation are observed to ascertain any changes in behaviour over this period of political and economic development of society. Forecasts were made for each form of energy consumption, and the carbon dioxide emission from each form of electricity generation was also analysed from historical data.
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Hung, C.Y., Bodger, P.S. (2009) Market Influence on Energy use and Carbon Dioxide Emission Patterns. Seattle, WA, USA: IEEE Power & Energy Society 2009 Power Systems Conference & Exposition (PSCE), 15-18 Mar 2009.
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Carbon dioxide emission, Deregulation, Energy measurement, Energy conversion, Energy consumption, Energy market share, Forecasting
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