Embodied and operational energy consumption in the city

Patrick Nicol Troy; Darren Holloway; Stephen Pullen; Raymond Bunker

Embodied and operational energy consumption in the city

Patrick Nicol Troy
, Darren Holloway
, Stephen Pullen
, Raymond Bunker

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Abstract

This study shows how estimates of energy consumption can be extracted from existing data sets and efficiently related to characteristics of the real property making up the discrete areas of the city. The study suggests that embodied energy consumption may be more significant than previously thought and suggests how estimates of embodied and operational energy may be used as a development control tool in the planning system.

Original language	English
Number of pages	45
Journal	Urban Policy and Research
Publication status	Published - 2003

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SDG 11 Sustainable Cities and Communities

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energy consumption
estimates
sustainable development
city planning

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Embodied and operational energy consumption in the city

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