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A comprehensive assessment of sectoral energy consumption in the UK: past, present and future

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  • Erdem Cuce
  • Saffa B. Riffat

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Primary energy consumption has increased by 49% and CO2 emissions by 43% during the last two decades, and the predictions indicate that the growing trend will continue as a consequence of the notable growth in world population. Nations with developing economies (South America, Middle East, Africa and Southeast Asia) have an average annual energy consumption rate of 3.2%, whereas the rate is 1.1% for most of the developed economies (North America, Japan, Australia and Western Europe). In this paper, overall energy consumption in the UK by sector is evaluated from 1973 oil crisis to the present. The scope is split into four sectors as transport, domestic, industrial and services sector and the results for each are presented in a comparable way. Percentage of total primary energy consumption and final energy consumption by fuel type are presented. Several factors affecting the overall energy consumption are also investigated.

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  • Erdem Cuce & Saffa B. Riffat, 2016. "A comprehensive assessment of sectoral energy consumption in the UK: past, present and future," International Journal of Low-Carbon Technologies, Oxford University Press, vol. 11(3), pages 424-430.
    • Handle: RePEc:oup:ijlctc:v:11:y:2016:i:3:p:424-430.
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    1. Saffa B. Riffat & Erdem Cuce, 2011. "A review on hybrid photovoltaic/thermal collectors and systems," International Journal of Low-Carbon Technologies, Oxford University Press, vol. 6(3), pages 212-241, June.
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