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ECO.10:8 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them

  • A unit saving is reported as a total saving. Carry it through the relevant volume and other induced uses.
  • Every subsequent increase is called rebound. Compare with what would have happened without the change.
  • Backfire is assumed for every efficiency gain. Find the attainable response and its constraints.
  • A carbon, energy or cost figure changes meaning mid-calculation. Keep each total and its conversion grounds separate.