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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"domestic energy efficiency"”.

  1. Edge Artificial Intelligence for Domestic Energy Efficiency

    … global economy to adopt sustainable solutions. Domestic households, for example, contribute to almost a third of overall energy consumption in the European Union. Hence, the ongoing evolution of energy efficiency targets massive data collection and Artificial Intelligence (AI) for big data …

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  2. Using qualitative methods to understand non-technological aspects of domestic energy efficiency

    … different policy interventions in the field of energy efficiency (including zero carbon homes, low carbon heat networks, and domestic energy efficiency schemes) are experienced and made sense of by a range of key actors. A further aim is to understand these interventions in the context of …

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  3. Housing, health and affordable warmth: an investigation into the link between fuel poverty risk and the health of older people

    … for evaluating outcomes of investment III domestic energy efficiency and affordable warmth: a complex, multi-disciplinary problem. First government references to fuel poverty were peripheral to environmentally driven energy conservation targets, designed primarily to reduce carbon dioxide …

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  4. Achieving deep carbon emission reductions in existing social housing: The case of Peabody

    … grid and constrained resident demand for energy is also required. Even where considerable financial support for refurbishment from Government was assumed, the model provided evidence of a funding gap of tens of millions of pounds which would need to be bridged if the required measures were …

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