Lecture

Energy Demand of Transport

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Description

This lecture delves into the modeling of energy demand in the transport sector, focusing on the main objectives, delimitation, and energy consumption reallocation. It covers the energy use of cars, factors affecting energy consumption, and challenges such as the need for alternative fuels and public transport development.

Instructor

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