© Energy And Exergy Use In Public And Private Sector Of Saudi Arabia Dincer, I; Hussain, MM; Al-Zaharnah, I ELSEVIER SCI LTD, ENERGY POLICY; pp: ; Vol: 32 King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals Summary In this paper, we deal with the analysis of energy and exergy utilization in the public and private sector of Saudi Arabia by considering the energy and exergy flows for the years between 1990 and Energy and exergy analyses for the public and private sector are undertaken to Study the energy and exergy efficiencies. These sectoral efficiencies are then compared, and energy and exergy flow diagrams for the public and private sector over the years are presented, respectively. Energy and exergy efficiencies of the public and private sector are compared for its Six sub-sectors, namely commercial, governmental, streets, Mosques, hospitals and charity associations, particularly illustrated for the year Hospital sub-sector appears to be the most energy efficient sector and government sub-sector the most exergy efficient one. The results presented here provide insights into the sectoral energy use that may assist energy policy makers for the country. It is believed that the present techniques are useful for analyzing sectoral energy and exergy utilization, and that they provide Saudi Arabia with energy savings through energy efficiency and/or energy conservation measures. It is also be helpful to establish standards to facilitate application in industry and in other planning processes such as energy planning. (C) 2003 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved. References: *ENERDATA, 2002, STAT YB EN EN ENERDA *MIE, 2000, EL GROWTH DEV KINGD *UN, 2000, 1999 UN EN STAT DAT AHERN JE, 1980, EXERGY METHOD ENERGY AHMAD A, 1994, P 2 SAUD S EN UT CON Copyright: King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals;

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