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Structure model of energy efficiency indicators and applications

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  • Wu, Li-Ming
  • Chen, Bai-Sheng
  • Bor, Yun-Chang
  • Wu, Yin-Chin

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  • Wu, Li-Ming & Chen, Bai-Sheng & Bor, Yun-Chang & Wu, Yin-Chin, 2007. "Structure model of energy efficiency indicators and applications," Energy Policy, Elsevier, vol. 35(7), pages 3768-3777, July.
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