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Preferred term
energy models
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- Energy models characterize the energy system, its evolution, and its interactions with the broader economy. The energy system consists of primary resources, including both fossil fuels and renewable sources; electric power plants, refineries, and other technologies to process and convert these resources into secondary energy carriers such as electricity and gasoline; technologies such as furnaces and light-duty vehicles that use these energy carriers to meet demands for energy services; and end-use demands for services such as indoor space heating and personal transportation. [Source: Encyclopedia of Geography; Energy Models]
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http://data.loterre.fr/ark:/67375/N9J-Q3QWNQ23-Q
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