Research analyzes electricity consumption in households and offices, suggesting strategies for energy savings.
Recent research has shown that the household electricity consumption in each country often occupies the largest amount of electricity consumption in the country. This problem has been exacerbated by the increasing prevalence of electric vehicles, leading to a continuous rise in power consumption. Addressing this issue is crucial for achieving substantial energy savings. The research focuses on analyzing electricity consumption patterns in both office and residential areas. The primary method employed involves utilizing mobile devices to collect and examine relevant data. The findings reveal that household electricity consumption is indeed substantial, regardless of the number of family members or the age composition within a household. Based on these findings, the study proposes effective strategies to reduce residential electricity consumption. These strategies are designed to be practical and applicable, offering potential solutions to this pressing issue. The research concludes that with proper implementation, significant reductions in household electricity consumption can be achieved, contributing to overall energy conservation efforts.
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Yitong Yang (2025) studied this question.
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