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Tunisian transport sector's energy consumption plummets as efficiency trumps economic growth and population surge.

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Decomposing the influencing factors of energy consumption in Tunisian transportation sector using the LMDI method
H. Achour, Mounir Belloumi

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The study looked at what factors influence energy use in Tunisia's transportation sector. They used a method called LMDI to break down these factors. Results showed that economic growth, how much people use transportation, population size, and the type of transportation all increase energy use. However, the efficiency of energy use decreased energy consumption. Improving how efficiently transportation is used can help save energy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.