Residential energy consumption over time?
US residential energy consumption runs at 3,000 MWH per annum, equivalent to one quarter of total US energy consumption. Total demand has run sideways since 1980 as rebound effects and…
US residential energy consumption runs at 3,000 MWH per annum, equivalent to one quarter of total US energy consumption. Total demand has run sideways since 1980 as rebound effects and…
This data-file is based on actual power flows, kindly shared by a client of Thunder Said Energy, who is based in sunny Australia, with 13.5kW of residential solar panels and…
What are the typical size of grid connections at different residential, commercial and industrial facilities? This data-file derives aggregate estimates, from the 10kW grid connections of smaller homes to the…
Generac is a US-specialist in residential– and commercial-scale power generation solutions, founded in 1959, headquartered in Wisconsin, with 8,800 employees and $7bn of market cap. What outlook amidst power grid…
…below. The largest categories are electric motors (15%), passenger cars (13%), residential heat (10%), manufacturing processes (6%) and other electrical appliances (5%). Although note that this is also because these…
…6kg/boe, 1kg/mcfe, or +2% on Scope 3 emissions) and/or Permian gas in LNG or blue hydrogen value chains (0.3%). Residential gas use is closer to 0.8-1.2%, which is 4-6kg/mcfe; or…
…database scores technical potential and economical potential of different electricity-consuming processes to shift demand, across materials, manufacturing, industrial heat, transportation, utilities, residential HVAC and commercial loads. $499.00 – Purchase Checkout Added to…
…as 30% if residential/rooftop solar is also included (EIA data here). Hence the purpose of this data-file is to quantify the hour-by-hour volatility of power prices in a solar-heavy power…
This data-file captures the costs of thermal energy storage, buying renewable electricity, heating up a storage media, then releasing the heat for industrial, commercial or residential use. Our base case…
…budget was a major consideration). No amount of heating would make this property warm in the winter! For this reason, I have retained some skepticism about converting residential heat to…