Neighborhood-level analysis of building use and socio-economic effects on urban energy consumption

Key Points

• Urban energy consumption varies significantly based on socio-economic effects and building use.
• The study reveals that neighborhoods with diverse building types show different energy consumption rates.
• Observational analysis of urban areas indicates complex interactions between building use and socio-economic conditions.
• These findings highlight the importance of considering local socio-economic factors when planning energy-saving interventions.