Lecture

Energy Use and CO₂ Emissions Analysis

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Description

This lecture analyzes data on energy use and CO₂ emissions from buildings within the ETH domain, focusing on the comparison between 2015 and 2021. The discussion includes the Kaya decomposition formula, the impact of heating energy sources, and the relationship between emissions and energy consumption. Various factors such as the heated surface area, user numbers, and energy carriers are considered to explain the observed trends.

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