ENERGY USE PREDICTION BY MULTIPLE-TIME SERIES AND STATE VARIABLE MODELLING BASED ON ENERGY MONITORING SYSTEM FOR INDUSTRIAL FACILITY IN INDONESIA

Measures for energy saving and de-carbonization in industrial sector is of great importance to realize a low-carbon society. In Indonesia, promoting “Green Industry” is a critical policy carried out by national government which focuses on reducing energy consumption in industrial sector. However, th...

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Energy
Energy conservation
Energy consumption
Energy management
Energy measurement
Energy use prediction
Feasibility studies
Indonesia
Industrial energy monitoring
Industry
Markov chains
Modelling
Monitoring
Monitoring systems
Multiple-time series modeling
Policies
Prediction models
State variable
State variable modeling
Surveying
Systems design
title ENERGY USE PREDICTION BY MULTIPLE-TIME SERIES AND STATE VARIABLE MODELLING BASED ON ENERGY MONITORING SYSTEM FOR INDUSTRIAL FACILITY IN INDONESIA
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