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Pacific Northwest residential energy survey. Volume 4. Pacific Northwest cross-tabulations

Pacific Northwest residential energy survey. Volume 4. Pacific Northwest cross-tabulations

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Responses for the Pacific Northwest to fifty questions asked during the survey (plus four variables computed from responses to several other questions) cross-tabulated against responses to nine questions which represent key explanatory characteristics of residential energy use are presented. The nine key questions are: means of payment for housing; type of dwelling; year dwelling built; total square-footage of living space; type of fuel for main heating system; combined 1978 income; unit cost of electricity; annual electricity consumption; and annual natural gas consumption. The fifty questions and four computed variables which were cross-tabulated against the above fall into six categories: dwelling characteristics; heating and air-conditioning systems; water heating; appliances; demographic and dwelling characteristics; and insulation. The survey was conducted throughout the states of Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Montana with a total of 4030 households sampled. Information on the 54 tables is explained. (MCW)

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& Utilization-- Education & Public Relations-- (1980-), Washington, Fossil Fuels, Consumption, Idaho, Policy And Economy, Electric Power, Thermal Insulation, Energy Consumption, Fuels, Natural Gas, Surveys, & Utilization-- Residential Buildings-- (-1987), 298000 -- Energy Planning & Policy-- Consumption & Utilization, Oregon, Size, Heaters, Gas Fuels, Information, Energy Systems, 32 Energy Conservation, Prices, Data, Fluids, Appliances, Montana, Data Compilation, Ownership, Cooling Systems, Pacific Northwest Region, Fuel Gas, Consumption Rates, Numerical Data, Households, Heating Systems, Usa 320101* -- Energy Conservation, Water Heaters, Power, 320900 -- Energy Conservation, Residential Sector, 29 Energy Planning, North America, And Utilization, Income, Gases, Energy Sources, Financing, Rocky Mountain Region

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