Table pathways_us_2017-1-15.public.DemandServiceEfficiency Service efficiency is the energy required per unit of service demand. This is rarely a direct input for a subsector, but is most of the time calculated as a function of technologies. One example from the U.S. database is freight rail, which is input in kiloBtu per ton mile.
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subsector_id | Primary key | Asc | DemandServiceEfficiency_pkey |
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