Energy and sustainable development in cities: A case study of Bogotá
Developing energy solutions that positively impact issues related to economic growth, the environment and social equity in cities is important. A better understanding of urban energy use, particularly in developing countries, can strengthen energy security, climate change mitigation and local pollut...
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- Palabra clave:
- Carbon dioxide
Carbon monoxide
Climate change
Correlation methods
Developing countries
Economic and social effects
Economics
Energy security
Energy utilization
Planning
Population statistics
Climate change mitigation
Correlation analysis
Correlation coefficient
Energy
Gross domestic products
Human development index
Positive correlations
Urban energy systems
Sustainable development
Abatement cost
Carbon dioxide
Carbon emission
Carbon monoxide
Climate change
Developing world
Economic growth
Electricity generation
Energy flow
Energy use
Equity
Gross Domestic Product
Input-output analysis
Nitrous oxide
Sustainable development
Trend analysis
Urban area
Bogotá
Energy
Sustainable development
Urban energy systems
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Energy and sustainable development in cities: A case study of Bogotá |
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Energy and sustainable development in cities: A case study of Bogotá |
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Energy and sustainable development in cities: A case study of Bogotá Carbon dioxide Carbon monoxide Climate change Correlation methods Developing countries Economic and social effects Economics Energy security Energy utilization Planning Population statistics Climate change mitigation Correlation analysis Correlation coefficient Energy Gross domestic products Human development index Positive correlations Urban energy systems Sustainable development Abatement cost Carbon dioxide Carbon emission Carbon monoxide Climate change Developing world Economic growth Electricity generation Energy flow Energy use Equity Gross Domestic Product Input-output analysis Nitrous oxide Sustainable development Trend analysis Urban area Bogotá Energy Sustainable development Urban energy systems |
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Energy and sustainable development in cities: A case study of Bogotá |
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Energy and sustainable development in cities: A case study of Bogotá |
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Energy and sustainable development in cities: A case study of Bogotá |
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Energy and sustainable development in cities: A case study of Bogotá |
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Energy and sustainable development in cities: A case study of Bogotá |
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Carbon dioxide Carbon monoxide Climate change Correlation methods Developing countries Economic and social effects Economics Energy security Energy utilization Planning Population statistics Climate change mitigation Correlation analysis Correlation coefficient Energy Gross domestic products Human development index Positive correlations Urban energy systems Sustainable development Abatement cost Carbon dioxide Carbon emission Carbon monoxide Climate change Developing world Economic growth Electricity generation Energy flow Energy use Equity Gross Domestic Product Input-output analysis Nitrous oxide Sustainable development Trend analysis Urban area Bogotá Energy Sustainable development Urban energy systems |
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Carbon dioxide Carbon monoxide Climate change Correlation methods Developing countries Economic and social effects Economics Energy security Energy utilization Planning Population statistics Climate change mitigation Correlation analysis Correlation coefficient Energy Gross domestic products Human development index Positive correlations Urban energy systems Sustainable development Abatement cost Carbon dioxide Carbon emission Carbon monoxide Climate change Developing world Economic growth Electricity generation Energy flow Energy use Equity Gross Domestic Product Input-output analysis Nitrous oxide Sustainable development Trend analysis Urban area Bogotá Energy Sustainable development Urban energy systems |
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Developing energy solutions that positively impact issues related to economic growth, the environment and social equity in cities is important. A better understanding of urban energy use, particularly in developing countries, can strengthen energy security, climate change mitigation and local pollution abatement. This study seeks to evaluate the trends in energy use and CO2 emissions in Bogotá by determining energy flows through input and output analyses. The study establishes a relationship between energy and sustainable development by applying correlation analyses. Bogotá consumes 24% of the electricity produced in the country, generates 96010.1 TJ of the gross energy, and emits CO2, NOx and CO (carbon monoxide). Correlation analyses indicate a strong and direct relationship between energy, economic variables and social variables, with the majority of the correlation coefficients exceeding 0.8. Strong positive correlations are particularly observed between energy consumption, the gross domestic product, the human development index and CO2 emissions. Energy per capita and CO2 emissions per capita also strongly correlate with the human development index and GINI coefficients. These results demonstrate that energy increasingly influences the development, economic growth and welfare of the city population. Thus, formulating strategies that will improve energy use in cities is important. © 2015 Elsevier Ltd. |
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