2009
DOI: 10.4028/www.scientific.net/amm.16-19.1058
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Analysis Model for Energy Consumption in Manufacturing Enterprises Based on Input-Output Theory and its Applications

Abstract: Analysis of energy consumption which could explore energy saving potential is of important significance for energy saving in manufacturing enterprises. An analysis model including physical and monetary input-output models for energy consumption in manufacturing enterprises based on input-output theory is constructed. Physical and monetary energy consumption coefficient matrices are obtained from the analysis model. Then, some application ideas are proposed, including vertical and horizontal comparison of coeff… Show more

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“…At enterprise level, physical data is more accessible, which opens an interesting range of research options. Following an IO approach, Li et al (2009) prepared both physical and monetary energy consumption matrices. They applied their results to heavy-machinery companies, with the aim of studying different issues, such as the description of energy use, the analysis of energy-saving policies and the impact of energy price changes.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At enterprise level, physical data is more accessible, which opens an interesting range of research options. Following an IO approach, Li et al (2009) prepared both physical and monetary energy consumption matrices. They applied their results to heavy-machinery companies, with the aim of studying different issues, such as the description of energy use, the analysis of energy-saving policies and the impact of energy price changes.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…What is more, the amounts of different energy depend on different facilities. Input-output model proves to be a useful tool to solve above problems [23]. So, it's reasonable to analyze the process of energy consumption with DEVS and input-output model, and establish WS, upstream, machine, and downstream model, respectively.…”
Section: The Behavior Of Wsmentioning
confidence: 99%