Understanding Energy Demand of the Tertiary Sector by Energy Carriers and End-Uses: An Integrated Bottom-Up and Top-Down Model Taking Germany as the Example
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tertiary sector; service sector; energy end-use; energy demand model; energy consumption;All these keywords.
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