Climate, technologies, and socio-economic changes will influence future building energy
use in cities. However, current low-resolution regional and state-level analyses are …

We elucidate mid-century climate change impacts on electricity demand accounting for
endogenous adoption of residential air-conditioning (AC) in affluent, cooler countries in …

Abstract Purpose of Review Electricity systems face substantial climate risks which are
escalating due to electrification, renewable energy intermittency, population changes, and …

Abstract Background and Objectives The co-occurring trends of population aging and
climate change mean that rising numbers of US older adults are at risk of intensifying heat …

This study projects past and future net electricity consumption (EC) in the Tokyo metropolitan
area under various global warming scenarios (ranging from-1.0° C to+ 3.0° C in 0.5° C …

Urban areas are experiencing excessive heating. Addressing the heat is a challenging but
essential task where not only engineering and climatic knowledge matters but also a deep …

The global energy system is highly vulnerable to climate variability and change. This results
in a vast range of impacts on the energy demand sector and production and supply …

Time series data can be defined as a chronological sequence of observations on a variable
of interest. A streaming time series is a time series that arrives continuously at high speed …

The growing frequencies of extreme weather events and cyber-attacks give rise to a novel
threat where a malicious cyber actor aims to disrupt stressed components of critical …

The relationship between electricity consumption (EC) and temperature (T) influences the
energy supply-demand balance within cities, and a nonlinear EC-T relationship has been …