Residential electricity demand in Singapore

摘要: Abstract Residential electricity consumption in Singapore increased at a rate of 8.8% per year between 1972 and 1990. Estimates the long-run income price elasticities are 1.0 −0.35, respectively. The energy-conservation campaigns that have been launched found to marginal effects on consumption. A statistical analysis shows is sensitive small changes climatic variables, particularly temperature, which closely linked growing diffusion electric appliances for environmental controls. There has temporal increase ownership levels associated with increasing household incomes. However, other factors were involved since would also over time after elimination effect. large part future growth demand will arise from need air-conditioning, lead increasingly seasonal variations use.