Abstract
The data shows that the greatest electricity consumption occurs during the first three months of the year, accounting for approximately 31.4% of the total electricity consumption. This is attributed to the high energy consumption associated with heating air conditioners during cold weather conditions. Similarly, the corresponding carbon dioxide emissions follow a similar pattern, with a peak observed in the first quarter of every year. Therefore, it is important to focus on reducing carbon emissions during this period. These findings highlight the need for energy-efficient heating and cooling systems that can help reduce the negative impact on the environment while promoting sustainability. By adopting renewable energy sources and improving energy efficiency in building systems, we can work towards creating more sustainable and environmentally friendly built environments.
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