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* Emissions from livestock and animal manure IPCC - available at:
http://www.ipcc-nggip.iges.or.jp/public/2006gl/pdf/4_Volume4/V4_10_Ch10_Livestock.pdf
1.3.2.7 Tourism
The Governorate of Luxor provided fuel and electricity consumption from hotels. We noticed there are no
solar thermal sources registered, but very few SWH collectors were installed on top of some hotels, but not
significant. Hotel waste production was provided by the Governorate.
Land transport consumption is estimated based on the number of vehicles and an average trip distance of 38
km provided by Governorate of Luxor. Air transport was estimated from the number of aircrafts’ movements
in Luxor airport applying the Landing and Take Off emission factor from EMEP/EEA emission inventory
guidebook 2013.
2. Results
2.1. Energy consumption
Total energy consumption in the city of Luxor perimeter (administrative boarder) is estimated to be
4,937 GWh Final Energy/year in 2015, equivalent to 8,61 MWh/person/year. This rate is considered to be
high, due to the very important impact of tourism. If tourism consumptions were not considered, energy
consumption would go down to 7,14 MWh/person/year.
The following tables and charts show distribution per sectors.
Table 4: Final Energy consumption/ year - Luxor
GWh/yr
Residential building 1 243
Tertiary building (inc. governorate buildings) 295
Public Lighting 6
Industry 518
Transport 2 002
Water, Waste 27
Tourism 842
Agriculture* 4
Figure 4: Final Energy/year (2015)
* includes crops, animal production and fishing Luxor
Energy consumption of Governorate’s buildings located in the city of Luxor is included under tertiary
buildings, although it is detailed in the dedicated chapter and tables.
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