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Puerto Rico Energy Efficiency Scenario Analysis Tool (PREESAT)

Shah, Monisha·Elsworth, James·Joshi, Prateek·Kiatreungwattana, Kosol·Castillo, Ricardo
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The National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) developed the Puerto Rico Energy Efficiency Scenario Analysis Tool (PREESAT) to allow stakeholders to estimate the long-term aggregate electricity consumption impacts of various energy efficiency measures in Puerto Rico’s residential, commercial, and industrial sectors. PREESAT is an energy accounting framework that addresses electricity use. These presentation slides provide a summary of the electrical sector in Puerto Rico and an overview of how the PREESAT tool can be used to project energy savings from various energy efficiency measures in the residential, commercial, and industrial sectors.

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Shah, Monisha, Elsworth, James, Joshi, Prateek, Kiatreungwattana, Kosol, Castillo, Ricardo. 2021-09-27. Puerto Rico Energy Efficiency Scenario Analysis Tool (PREESAT). https://www.osti.gov/biblio/1823453

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