Lecture

Energy Demand Modeling: Industry Sector

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Description

This lecture covers the modeling of energy demand in the industry sector, focusing on the delimitation of the sector, characteristics of industrial activities, and energy uses. Professor Edgard Gnansounou discusses the importance of industry in energy consumption, the main objectives of energy modeling, and the factors influencing energy consumption in different industrial activities. The lecture also addresses the types of industries, energy-intensive activities, and the use of techno-economic models for energy demand forecasting.

Instructor

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