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Elforbrug i sommerhuse. Fremskrivning og scenarier

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Risø National Laboratory for Sustainable Energy, Technical University of Denmark1

Relative to the amount of electricity consumed by households, the consumption in holiday cottages is minor. In Denmark however, the past development in electricity consumption in holiday cottages differs significantly from the general trend in household electricity consumption. While the electricity consumption per household has been almost constant since the 1990s, the consumption per holiday cottage has increased 40 %.

In addition, many new holiday cottages have been built and since 1990 the total electricity consumption has increased by 55 %. To find the reason for the increasing electricity consumption and to estimate the future demand of electricity for holiday cottages, a multidisciplinary study combining top-down and bottom-up estimations was carried out.

In the top-town estimation, econometrics on aggregated data and general past trends analyses were combined. Dealing with statistics of time-series for the total electricity consumption in a number of holiday cottages, it was possible to interpret the past trends and to extrapolate the actual consumption for the year 2005 to the annual consumption in 2015. (BA).

Language: Danish
Publisher: Statens Byggeforskningsinstitut
Year: 2006
Pages: 56 s.
Series: Sbi 2006:06
ISBN: 8756312725 and 9788756312721
Types: Printed book
ORCIDs: Møller Andersen, F. and Morthorst, Poul Erik

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