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Figure 53. Monitored data of annual DHW demands in the flats (last year data). Red = Average demand of the apartments, 10.7
kWh/mē year.
The analysis of the consumption frequency (Figure 54) confirms a stable trend in the distribution of data: in
both data sets: the 10 kWh/mē/year consumption class is the most significant (between 35% and 40% of
the flats are in this class), followed by the 15 kWh/mē/year.
Figure 54, Frequency of the monitored data of DHW demands: 3 years data and last year data

Electric Energy Demands
The monitored value of total electricity consumption consists of energy for ventilation, for lighting and for
electrical devices. A standard energy consumption of the ventilation system was calculated as described
above in METHODS and resulted in an annual consumption of 735-835 kWh/h depending on the size of the
apartments.
An overview of the total electric energy consumption for the 56 flats with 3 years data is shown in Figure
55.
The consumption varies between about 1000 kWh/y and 4500 kWh/y, with an average value of about
2200 kWh/y.
Figure 56 shows that the frequency peak consumption class remains 2000 kWh/y both considering 3 years
and 1 year data, but considering the dataset with a higher number of flats (last year data) the second
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