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Data Overview

Area
Energy
Sub-area
energy consumption
Indicator
energy consumption - residential from natural gas
Data Points
35

Data

City MTU Publication Year Value Unit Comments
Bogotá Urban material flow analysis: An approach for Bogotá, Colombia 2010 14,046 TJ/year
London City of London Exploring the energy use drivers of 10 cities at microscale level 2014 28.50 GWh
London Barking and Dagenham Exploring the energy use drivers of 10 cities at microscale level 2014 725.20 GWh
London Barnet Exploring the energy use drivers of 10 cities at microscale level 2014 2,153.60 GWh
London Bexley Exploring the energy use drivers of 10 cities at microscale level 2014 1,216 GWh
London Brent Exploring the energy use drivers of 10 cities at microscale level 2014 1,515.80 GWh
London Bromley Exploring the energy use drivers of 10 cities at microscale level 2014 2,005.10 GWh
London Camden Exploring the energy use drivers of 10 cities at microscale level 2014 950.30 GWh
London Croydon Exploring the energy use drivers of 10 cities at microscale level 2014 2,005.50 GWh
London Ealing Exploring the energy use drivers of 10 cities at microscale level 2014 1,653.80 GWh
London Enfield Exploring the energy use drivers of 10 cities at microscale level 2014 1,529.60 GWh
London Greenwich Exploring the energy use drivers of 10 cities at microscale level 2014 1,114.20 GWh
London Hackney Exploring the energy use drivers of 10 cities at microscale level 2014 966.20 GWh
London Hammersmith and Fulham Exploring the energy use drivers of 10 cities at microscale level 2014 877.40 GWh
London Haringey Exploring the energy use drivers of 10 cities at microscale level 2014 1,250.10 GWh
London Harrow Exploring the energy use drivers of 10 cities at microscale level 2014 1,403.40 GWh
London Havering Exploring the energy use drivers of 10 cities at microscale level 2014 1,322.70 GWh
London Hillingdon Exploring the energy use drivers of 10 cities at microscale level 2014 1,420.40 GWh
London Hounslow Exploring the energy use drivers of 10 cities at microscale level 2014 1,149.80 GWh
London Islington Exploring the energy use drivers of 10 cities at microscale level 2014 895.80 GWh
London Kensington and Chelsea Exploring the energy use drivers of 10 cities at microscale level 2014 876.20 GWh
London Kingston upon Thames Exploring the energy use drivers of 10 cities at microscale level 2014 883.90 GWh
London Lambeth Exploring the energy use drivers of 10 cities at microscale level 2014 1,368.60 GWh
London Lewisham Exploring the energy use drivers of 10 cities at microscale level 2014 1,303.20 GWh
London Merton Exploring the energy use drivers of 10 cities at microscale level 2014 1,051.50 GWh
London Newham Exploring the energy use drivers of 10 cities at microscale level 2014 1,071.50 GWh
London Redbridge Exploring the energy use drivers of 10 cities at microscale level 2014 1,418.50 GWh
London Richmond upon Thames Exploring the energy use drivers of 10 cities at microscale level 2014 1,189.80 GWh
London Southwark Exploring the energy use drivers of 10 cities at microscale level 2014 1,022.20 GWh
London Sutton Exploring the energy use drivers of 10 cities at microscale level 2014 1,028.30 GWh
London Tower Hamlets Exploring the energy use drivers of 10 cities at microscale level 2014 683.30 GWh
London Waltham Forest Exploring the energy use drivers of 10 cities at microscale level 2014 1,188.30 GWh
London Wandsworth Exploring the energy use drivers of 10 cities at microscale level 2014 1,505.80 GWh
London Westminster Exploring the energy use drivers of 10 cities at microscale level 2014 926.20 GWh
London Exploring the energy use drivers of 10 cities at microscale level 2014 39,700.70 GWh

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