"consumption sector" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
It can be used to refer to the part of the economy devoted to the production and sale of consumer goods and services. For example, "The consumption sector has been hit hard by the economic downturn."
The models are classified into fuel models and consumption sector models.
As an example for the first point, the Consumption sector has a particularly large impact on SDG No. 2 (end hunger), No. 4 (inclusive and equitable quality education), No. 13 (combat climate change), and No. 15 (sustainable ecosystems).
Conservation of useful form of energy, i.e. electricity to be used in the production sector rather than consumption sector is becoming a priority in the KSA (Kingdom of Saudi Arabia).
In this post I will analyze the importance of the consumption sector.
Next up is my analysis of the consumption sector which is comprised of 14 industries.
This is important to recognize in this context as the crisis in Germany mainly affected export-oriented companies, in particular manufacturing, and not the consumption sector.
Energy model, a systematic data-intensive multi-objective framework replicating the energy sector of the country or globe, constitutes of energy resource supply, energy consumption sector-by-sector, energy transformation technologies, greenhouse gas emission and energy pricing.
One of the consumption sectors which utilize a large amount of electrical energy is the air-conditioning and refrigeration sector.
Thus, these policies have a direct impact on the production and consumption sectors in the model.
In terms of the energy consumption sectors, they are mainly distributed in TS, IS, BS, OS and ES.
Previously I have written about the importance of the healthcare, resource transformation, food and beverage, and consumption sectors to the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
