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Modeling global residential sector energy demand for heating and air conditioning in the context of climate change
Energy Policy · 2008 · Vol. 37(2) · pp. 507–521
Morna Isaac✉(Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency)Detlef P. van Vuuren(Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency)
Energy, Environment, and Transportation PoliciesClimate Change Policy and EconomicsEnvironmental Impact and SustainabilityClimate changeAir conditioningContext (archaeology)Environmental scienceEnergy demandHeating degree dayGlobal warmingNatural resource economicsEnergy consumptionEconomics
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- Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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