Estimation of Energy Demand: The Developing Countries

Joy Dunkerley

The Energy Journal, 1982, vol. Volume 3, issue Number 2, 79-100

Abstract: The estimation of energy demand, including conservation possibilities, is now widely recognized as a topic of major importance in both industrial and developing countries. Recent rises in oil prices and the possibility of both long- and short-term supply disruptions or shortages have focused the attention of energy planners throughout the world on how much energy might be consumed in the future, and to what extent energy consumption is sensitive to different kinds of conservation measures.

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Date: 1982
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