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Monash University to research energy consumer behaviour

MONASH University is teaming up with utilities and energy companies to research forecasting models to track and anticipate peak electricity demand and energy consumption more broadly.

Monash University to research energy consumer behaviour

The A$2.3 million research project, The Digital Energy Futures aims to further knowledge around how energy consumer behaviour and energy demand will change in the future, according to a university...

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