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Eastern Canadian crude oil supply and its implications for regional energy security

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Year
2010

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Hughes, Larry, 2010, Eastern Canadian crude oil supply and its implications for regional energy security: Energy Policy, v. 38, iss. 6, p. 2692-2699.

Summary

This paper proposes a regional and sectoral model of global final energy demand. For the main end-use sectors of consumption (industrial, commercial and public services, residential and road transportation), per-capita demand is expressed as an S-shaped function of per-capita income. Other variables intervene as well, like energy prices, temperatures and technological trends. This model is applied on a panel of 101 countries and 3 aggregates (covering the whole world) and it explains fairly well past variations in sectoral, final consumption since the beginning of the 2000s. Further, the model is used to analyze the dynamics of final energy demand, by sector and in total. The main conclusion concerns the pattern of change for aggregate [...]

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Hughes, Larry

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ISSN WECC 03014215

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