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한국의 주요 1차 에너지원과 에너지제품의 수요추정 연구' 의 주제별 논문영향력
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' 한국의 주요 1차 에너지원과 에너지제품의 수요추정 연구' 의 참고문헌
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한국전력공사http://www.kepco.co.kr
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한국냉동공조협회http://www.ref.or.kr
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통계청http://www.kostat.go.kr
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코리아리서치2010년도 동계전력피크 원인 조사 보고서 [2010]
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최근 수송 부문 에너지 세제 개편의 성과 평가, 한국환경정책 평가원
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주택 에너지효율 개선사업 전략 연구, 에너지경제연구원
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유가변동충격의 파급경로에 관한 연구, 에너지경제연구원
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월드리서치2011년 가전기기 보급률 및 가정용전력 소비행태 조사 보 고서 [2011]
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에너지소비에 대한 기온변화의 영향분석, 에너지경제연구원
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에너지세제개편이 승용차 연료선택에 미치는 영향 분석, 에너 지경제연구원
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에너지관리공단, , 전기난방기기 보급현황 및 수요 관리방안 개발에너 지관리공단 연구보고서 [2011]
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에너지경제연구원, 각년호에너지총조사보고서
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에너지 다소비산업구조 심화요인 분석 및 경제적 파급효과 분 석, 에너지경제연구원
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석유의존도 변화에 따른 국제유가의 경제적 파급효과 분석, 에 너지경제연구원
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산유국으로부터의 원유도입 효율화 방안 – 원유도입선 다변화 정책에 관한 검토, 에너지경제연구원
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분위회귀분석을 통한 가정부문 용도별 에너지소비량 분포 및 특성 분석, 에너지경제연구원
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난방방식에 따른 소비자 편익 추정에 관한 연구-사용편의성을 중심으로, 에너지경제연구원
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계량경제모형을 통한 발전부문의 연료대체에 관한 연구, 에너 지경제연구원
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계량경제모형을 이용한 탄소세의 산업별 실효성에 관한 연구, 에너지경제연구원
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건물 에너지소비 상설표본조사 연구(2차년도) , 에너지경제연구 원
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