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Energy in retail buildings: Big energy savings in store. Robert Davis. Energy World. October 2005 P. 13
Retailing is one of Britain’s most competitive industries. It’s also one of the biggest consumers of energy, which is why many of its largest members are working together in the Retail Energy Environment Club (REEC) to use power more efficiently, report Robert Davis of EA Technology Limited.
Abstract details
Journal title: Energy World
Keywords: building
Subjects: Energy efficiency, Environment, Retail and marketing, Electricity generation, Energy consumption, People and behaviour
