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LBL[removed]UC-1600 RESIDENTIAL SECTOR END-USE FORECASTING WITH EPRIREEPS 2.1: SUMMARY INPUT ASSUMPTIONS AND RESULTS Jonathan G. Koomey, Richard E. Brown, Robert Richey, Francis X. Johnson, Alan H. Sanstad,
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Document Date: 2014-12-11 20:15:34

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Equipment / New Equipment / Renewable Energy / /

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United States / /

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M&A / Security Buyback / /

Facility

Electric Power Research Institute / Environment Division Ernest Orlando Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory University of California Berkeley / Building Technologies / /

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electricity demand / end-use technology data / energy use / Residential primary energy use / electricity intensity / overall primary energy intensity / miscellaneous electricity / /

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office of Building Technologies / University of California / Electric Power Research Institute / Shown Energy Analysis Program Energy and Environment Division Ernest Orlando Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory University / U.S. Department of Energy / office of Planning and Assessment / /

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Robert Richey / Richard E. Brown / Jonathan G. Koomey / Francis X. Johnson / Alan H. Sanstad / /

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General / Assistant Secretary / /

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California / /

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