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Energy Conservation Indicators is a methodology to break down energy consumption data into their component parts in the same way as those which are due to annual weather fluctuations, business cycle, structural changes in the economy and higher ene

0. Introduction.- I EUR-12.- 1. Summary and Conclusions.- 1.1 Final Energy Consumption.- 1.2 Transformation Sector.- 2. Aggregate Indicators and Findings.- 2.1 Key Findings - Final Energy Sectors.- 2.2 Key Findings - Transformation Sector.- 3. Residential Indicators.- 3.1 Key Findings - Space Heating.- 3.2 Key Findings - Water Heating.- 3.3 Key Findings - Cooking and Baking.- 3.4 Key Findings - Electrical Appliances.- 4. Indicators for the Agricultural/Commercial/Public Sector.- 4.1 Key Findings - Fuel Consumption.- 4.2 Key Findings - Electricity Consumption.- 5. Industrial Indicators.- 5.1 Key Findings - Fuel Consumption.- 5.2 Key Findings - Electricity Consumption.- 5.3 Key Findings - Non-energy Consumption.- 6. Transportation Indicators.- 6.1 Key Findings - Passenger Transport.- 6.2 Key Findings - Freight Transport.- 7. Indicators for the Transformation Sector, Distribution Losses and Foreign Trade in Derived Energy Products.- 7.1 Key Findings - Transformation Sector.- 7.2 Key Findings - Distribution Losses.- 7.3 Key Findings - Foreign Trade in Derived Energy Products.- II Member States.- 1. Residential Indicators of the Member States.- 1.1 Approach.- 1.2 Key Findings.- 2. Indicators for the Agricultural/Commercial/Public Sector of the Member States.- 2.1 Approach.- 2.2 Key Findings.- 3. Industrial Indicators of the Member States.- 3.1 Approach.- 3.2 Key Findings.- 4. Transportation Indicators of the Member States.- 4.1 Approach.- 4.2 Key Findings.- 5. Indicators for the Transformation Sector, Distribution Losses and Foreign Trade in Derived Energy Products in the Member States.- 5.1 Aproach.- 5.2 Key Findings.- 6. Data Sources and Literature.