Energy Consumption Analysis

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Description

This lecture guides students through completing a table on Google Sheet by filling in data on non-renewable primary energy consumed for two scenarios. The instructor demonstrates how to analyze the data using the Single Issue Cumulative Energy Demand method.

Instructors (3)

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