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Comparison of One- and Two-Variable Linear Regression Models and Classic Energy Intensity for Energy Performance Tracking of Two Manufacturing Sectors

Manufacturing facilities consumed about 32% of total domestic energy in the United States in 2016. To evaluate the energy savings achieved through the implementation of energy conservation projects...

Wei Guo | Thomas J. Wenning | Sachin U. Nimbalkar | Kiran Thirumaran | Kristina Armstrong | Eli Levine

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