What is an energy system - Introduction

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This lecture introduces the concept of energy systems, covering primary, final, and end-use energy demands, conversion technologies, efficiency, and a system approach. It explains the different types of energy services, useful energy, final energy, and distribution methods. The instructor discusses the importance of energy flow diagrams and the definitions of energy systems and energy services.

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