Assessment of European energy and carbon profiles of manual and automatic dishwashing

Domestic energy use generates a significant proportion of anthropogenic global carbon emissions. To date, many reduction programmes in the domestic sector have focused on increasing energy efficiency and reducing energy consumption in the home. Consumer goods manufacturers also have a role to play i...

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Published in:	International journal of consumer studies 2011-03, Vol.35 (2), p.187-193
Main Authors:	Vivian, Sally, Haslam, Kristelle, Soldner, Mike, Sangster, Malcolm
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Subjects:	anthropogenic factors Assessment Automatic Behavior change Boilers Carbon Carbon dioxide Carbon emissions Consumer behavior Consumer behaviour Consumer goods Dishwashers Dishwashing Dishwashing machines domestic boiler Efficiency Electricity Emission Emissions Energy Energy consumption Energy efficiency Europe Fuels Generational differences heat treatment heaters Household equipment life cycle life cycle analysis life cycle assessment Life cycles Studies Sustainability Washing Water Water consumption Water heaters water heating
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