This paper examines the role of Australian hot water system rebate programs in shifting the existing stock of electric water heaters toward more climate friendly versions using two unique data sets from New South Wales homeowners. The first data set is
This paper is a preliminary review, which identifies known barriers for the slow uptake of solar wat...
The Office of Energy Resources of the Bonneville Power Administration carriers out generation and co...
Residential resource use efficiency and management is a subject of interest to a number of fields sp...
In the past decade the Australian Federal government and state governments have established a wide r...
Water heating accounts for 23% of residential energy consumption in Australia, and, as over half is ...
ore climate friendly versions using two unique data sets from New South Wales et is based on a surve...
Despite the abundant solar insolation in Australia there has not been a matching increase in the use...
Climate change is leading to an increased frequency and severity of heat waves. Spells of several co...
Global warming potential (GWP) and primary energy demand (PED) were investigated for a range of dome...
Because of the greenhouse gas emissions implications of the market dominating electric hot water sys...
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) recently completed a rulemaking process in which it amended the ...
The PV Rebate Program (now the Solar Homes and Communities Program) operated from 2000 to mid 2009. ...
© 2018 ICE Publishing all right reserved. Water recycling and reuse is becoming increasingly common ...
The energy consumption associated with domestic hot water supply services correspond to a significan...
Climate change predictions indicate more extremes in weather conditions in the coming decades with m...
This paper is a preliminary review, which identifies known barriers for the slow uptake of solar wat...
The Office of Energy Resources of the Bonneville Power Administration carriers out generation and co...
Residential resource use efficiency and management is a subject of interest to a number of fields sp...
In the past decade the Australian Federal government and state governments have established a wide r...
Water heating accounts for 23% of residential energy consumption in Australia, and, as over half is ...
ore climate friendly versions using two unique data sets from New South Wales et is based on a surve...
Despite the abundant solar insolation in Australia there has not been a matching increase in the use...
Climate change is leading to an increased frequency and severity of heat waves. Spells of several co...
Global warming potential (GWP) and primary energy demand (PED) were investigated for a range of dome...
Because of the greenhouse gas emissions implications of the market dominating electric hot water sys...
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) recently completed a rulemaking process in which it amended the ...
The PV Rebate Program (now the Solar Homes and Communities Program) operated from 2000 to mid 2009. ...
© 2018 ICE Publishing all right reserved. Water recycling and reuse is becoming increasingly common ...
The energy consumption associated with domestic hot water supply services correspond to a significan...
Climate change predictions indicate more extremes in weather conditions in the coming decades with m...
This paper is a preliminary review, which identifies known barriers for the slow uptake of solar wat...
The Office of Energy Resources of the Bonneville Power Administration carriers out generation and co...
Residential resource use efficiency and management is a subject of interest to a number of fields sp...
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