Selection of energy efficiency measures to enhance the effectiveness of pre-cooling in residential buildings in hot arid climate

Energy efficiency represents the most cost-effective way to achieve energy goals, as it does not require investment in renewable energy and is often achievable through low-cost technology retrofits or behavior modifications. This study investigates the impacts of energy efficiency measures on the ef...

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Published in:Science & technology for the built environment 2017-07, Vol.23 (5), p.858-867
Main Authors: Arababadi, Reza, Elzomor, Mohamed, Parrish, Kristen
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