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Energy efficiency – improving ‘m’ to reduce ‘E’
As the world’s population, energy demand and emissions continue to rise, Sandy Jayaraj argues that focusing on the ‘mass’ of our structures is a key part of the solution – via a famous equation.
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This content is for EI members only. Log in or join us today to access our full range of benefits, including full access to the Knowledge database content. - Journal title: Energy World
- Publisher: Energy Institute
- Subjects: Energy efficiency - Emissions -
