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Reinhard Madlener - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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are prosumer households that much different evidence from stated residential Energy Consumption in germany
Ecological Economics, 2019Co-Authors: Christian Oberst, Hendrik Schmitz, Reinhard MadlenerAbstract:Abstract This paper discusses the effect of residential Energy prosuming on households' Energy Consumption behavior with the objective of finding evidence of a ‘prosumer rebound effect’ on Energy Consumption. Prosuming is the partial self-Consumption of distributed Energy production. We hypothesize that prosumer households are systematically different from consumer households with regard to housing situation and socio-economic characteristics. We ensure an appropriate quasi-randomized comparison by using propensity score matching as our identification strategy. We employ data from a nationwide online survey among homeowners in Germany. While the data show a correlation between Lower Energy Consumption and prosumer households, we find no significant difference in Energy Consumption behavior between prosumers and non-prosumers in a comparable sample with regard to socio-economic and housing characteristics. Instead, the Lower Energy Consumption of prosumer households is attributed to more Energy-efficient technical equipment and thus to purchasing behavior. Our results do not show evidence of either negative or positive externalities of prosuming on residential Energy Consumption behavior, and therefore we conclude that there is no need for additional governmental measures, e.g. in the form of taxation or subsidies, to address behavioral changes in Energy prosuming.
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are prosumer households that much different evidence from stated residential Energy Consumption in germany
2016Co-Authors: Christian Oberst, Hendrik Schmitz, Reinhard MadlenerAbstract:This paper discusses the effect of residential Energy prosuming on households’ Energy Consumption behavior with the objective to find evidence for a “prosumer rebound effect” on Energy Consumption. Prosuming is the partial self-Consumption of distributed Energy production. We hypothesize that prosumer households are systematically different from consumer households regarding their housing situation and socio-economic characteristics. We address sample selection bias by using a quasi-experimental technique called propensity score matching as our identification strategy. We employ data from a nationwide online survey among homeowners in Germany. While the data shows a correlation of Lower Energy Consumption and prosumer households, we find no significant difference of Energy Consumption behavior between prosumers and non-prosumers when controlling for sample selection bias. Instead, the Lower Energy Consumption of prosumer households is attributed to more Energy-efficient technical equipment and thus to purchasing behavior. Our results show neither evidence for negative nor positive externalities of prosuming on residential Energy Consumption behavior and therefore we conclude that there is no need for additional governmental measures in the form of taxation or subsidies to address behavioral changes of Energy prosuming.
Luigi Iannone - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Data Center's Energy Savings for Data Transport via TCP on Hybrid Optoelectronic Switches
2019Co-Authors: Artur Minakhmetov, Cédric Ware, Luigi IannoneAbstract:We report on possible 75% Lower Energy Consumption for packet transport in data center networks replacing Electronic with Hybrid Optical Packet Switching (optical switches with a shared electronic buffer) combined with enhanced Transmission Control Protocol.
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Data Center’s Energy Savings for Data Transport via TCP on Hybrid Optoelectronic Switches
IEEE Photonics Technology Letters, 2019Co-Authors: Artur Minakhmetov, Luigi Iannone, Cédric WareAbstract:We report on possible 75% Lower Energy Consumption for packet transport in data center networks replacing Electronic with Hybrid Optical Packet Switching (optical switches with a shared electronic buffer) combined with enhanced Transmission Control Protocol.
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Data Center’s Energy Savings for Data Transport via TCP on Hybrid Optoelectronic Switches
IEEE Photonics Technology Letters, 2019Co-Authors: Artur Minakhmetov, Cédric Ware, Luigi IannoneAbstract:We report on possible 75% Lower Energy Consumption for packet transport in data center networks replacing electronic with hybrid optical packet switching (optical switches with a shared electronic buffer) combined with the enhanced transmission control protocol.
Cédric Ware - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Data Center's Energy Savings for Data Transport via TCP on Hybrid Optoelectronic Switches
2019Co-Authors: Artur Minakhmetov, Cédric Ware, Luigi IannoneAbstract:We report on possible 75% Lower Energy Consumption for packet transport in data center networks replacing Electronic with Hybrid Optical Packet Switching (optical switches with a shared electronic buffer) combined with enhanced Transmission Control Protocol.
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Data Center’s Energy Savings for Data Transport via TCP on Hybrid Optoelectronic Switches
IEEE Photonics Technology Letters, 2019Co-Authors: Artur Minakhmetov, Luigi Iannone, Cédric WareAbstract:We report on possible 75% Lower Energy Consumption for packet transport in data center networks replacing Electronic with Hybrid Optical Packet Switching (optical switches with a shared electronic buffer) combined with enhanced Transmission Control Protocol.
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Data Center’s Energy Savings for Data Transport via TCP on Hybrid Optoelectronic Switches
IEEE Photonics Technology Letters, 2019Co-Authors: Artur Minakhmetov, Cédric Ware, Luigi IannoneAbstract:We report on possible 75% Lower Energy Consumption for packet transport in data center networks replacing electronic with hybrid optical packet switching (optical switches with a shared electronic buffer) combined with the enhanced transmission control protocol.
Artur Minakhmetov - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Data Center's Energy Savings for Data Transport via TCP on Hybrid Optoelectronic Switches
2019Co-Authors: Artur Minakhmetov, Cédric Ware, Luigi IannoneAbstract:We report on possible 75% Lower Energy Consumption for packet transport in data center networks replacing Electronic with Hybrid Optical Packet Switching (optical switches with a shared electronic buffer) combined with enhanced Transmission Control Protocol.
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Data Center’s Energy Savings for Data Transport via TCP on Hybrid Optoelectronic Switches
IEEE Photonics Technology Letters, 2019Co-Authors: Artur Minakhmetov, Luigi Iannone, Cédric WareAbstract:We report on possible 75% Lower Energy Consumption for packet transport in data center networks replacing Electronic with Hybrid Optical Packet Switching (optical switches with a shared electronic buffer) combined with enhanced Transmission Control Protocol.
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Data Center’s Energy Savings for Data Transport via TCP on Hybrid Optoelectronic Switches
IEEE Photonics Technology Letters, 2019Co-Authors: Artur Minakhmetov, Cédric Ware, Luigi IannoneAbstract:We report on possible 75% Lower Energy Consumption for packet transport in data center networks replacing electronic with hybrid optical packet switching (optical switches with a shared electronic buffer) combined with the enhanced transmission control protocol.
Christian Oberst - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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are prosumer households that much different evidence from stated residential Energy Consumption in germany
Ecological Economics, 2019Co-Authors: Christian Oberst, Hendrik Schmitz, Reinhard MadlenerAbstract:Abstract This paper discusses the effect of residential Energy prosuming on households' Energy Consumption behavior with the objective of finding evidence of a ‘prosumer rebound effect’ on Energy Consumption. Prosuming is the partial self-Consumption of distributed Energy production. We hypothesize that prosumer households are systematically different from consumer households with regard to housing situation and socio-economic characteristics. We ensure an appropriate quasi-randomized comparison by using propensity score matching as our identification strategy. We employ data from a nationwide online survey among homeowners in Germany. While the data show a correlation between Lower Energy Consumption and prosumer households, we find no significant difference in Energy Consumption behavior between prosumers and non-prosumers in a comparable sample with regard to socio-economic and housing characteristics. Instead, the Lower Energy Consumption of prosumer households is attributed to more Energy-efficient technical equipment and thus to purchasing behavior. Our results do not show evidence of either negative or positive externalities of prosuming on residential Energy Consumption behavior, and therefore we conclude that there is no need for additional governmental measures, e.g. in the form of taxation or subsidies, to address behavioral changes in Energy prosuming.
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are prosumer households that much different evidence from stated residential Energy Consumption in germany
2016Co-Authors: Christian Oberst, Hendrik Schmitz, Reinhard MadlenerAbstract:This paper discusses the effect of residential Energy prosuming on households’ Energy Consumption behavior with the objective to find evidence for a “prosumer rebound effect” on Energy Consumption. Prosuming is the partial self-Consumption of distributed Energy production. We hypothesize that prosumer households are systematically different from consumer households regarding their housing situation and socio-economic characteristics. We address sample selection bias by using a quasi-experimental technique called propensity score matching as our identification strategy. We employ data from a nationwide online survey among homeowners in Germany. While the data shows a correlation of Lower Energy Consumption and prosumer households, we find no significant difference of Energy Consumption behavior between prosumers and non-prosumers when controlling for sample selection bias. Instead, the Lower Energy Consumption of prosumer households is attributed to more Energy-efficient technical equipment and thus to purchasing behavior. Our results show neither evidence for negative nor positive externalities of prosuming on residential Energy Consumption behavior and therefore we conclude that there is no need for additional governmental measures in the form of taxation or subsidies to address behavioral changes of Energy prosuming.
