[雙語(yǔ)翻譯]智能家居外文翻譯—智能城市的智能家居節(jié)能新加坡家庭的一課（節(jié)選）

1、字?jǐn)?shù)：英文 字?jǐn)?shù)：英文 3346 3346 單詞， 單詞，18633 18633 字符；中文 字符；中文 5741 5741 漢字 漢字出處： 出處：A Bhati,M Bhati,M Hansen,CM Hansen,CM Chan.Energy Chan.Energy conservation conservation through through smart smart homes homes in in a smart sma

2、rt city: city: A lesson lesson for for Singapore Singapore households[J] households[J] Energy Energy Policy.2017,104:230-239 Policy.2017,104:230-239外文文獻(xiàn)： 外文文獻(xiàn)： Energy conservation through smart homes in a smart city: A l

3、esson for Singapore householdsAbstract Energy saving is a hot topic due to the proliferation of climate changes and energy challenges globally. However, people's perception about using smart technology for energy s

4、aving is still in the concept stage. This means that people talk about environmental awareness readily, yet in reality, they accept to pay the given energy bill. Due to the availability of electricity and its integral ro

5、le, modulating consumers' attitudes towards energy savings can be a challenge. Notably, the gap in today's smart technology design in smart homes is the understanding of consumers' behaviour and the integrati

6、on of this understanding into the smart technology. As part of the Paris Climate change agreement (2015), it is paramount for Singapore to introduce smart technologies targeted to reduce energy consumption. This paper fo

7、cused on the perception of Singapore households on smart technology and its usage to save energy. Areas of current research include: (1) energy consumption in Singapore households, (2) public programs and policies in ene

8、rgy savings, (3) use of technology in energy savings, and (4) household perception of energy savings in smart homes. Furthermore, three case studies are reviewed in relation to smart homes and smart technology, while dis

9、cussing the maturity of existing solutions.Keywords: Energy conservation, Household perception, Smart homes, Conservation Act (2012), the Mandatory Energy Labelling was introduced for registered goods in Singapore. This

10、means that all electrical appliances (refrigerators, air conditioners, etc.) sold in Singapore must be energy labeled.The role of smart home technologies to increase energy efficiencies in households is becoming increasi

11、ngly important. A survey has been conducted on the consumers' perception and awareness towards adapting new technologies, as well as the role of these technologies in saving energy. According to Balta-Ozkan et al. (2

12、014), a smart-home is a home equipped with connected devices, appliances and sensors that can communicate with each other, and can be controlled remotely. These functions provide consumers the flexibility of monitoring i

13、ts electricity consumption and making lifestyle changes to save electricity. Moreover, Balta-Ozkan et al. (2013) noted that a smart home does not only provide benefits of efficient energy management, but also provides be

14、nefits such as improved lifestyle, security and safety. Smart metering, appliances and home automation devices are some of the many technologies that can be used to change electricity consumption patterns of households (

15、Paetz, 2011).This article aims to find out the households' behaviors on energy consumptions; it also attempts to identify the benefits and obstacles on the implementation on smart home technologies, and how it should

16、 be done for it to be successful.2.Methods and aimsThere is a global trend and demand for smart technology to reduce energy consumption. According to Pachauri and Meyer (2014), electricity and heat production contributed

17、 to 25% of the highest proportion of total global GHG emission. This highlights the importance and urgency of sustainable energy consumption in order to reduce the emissions of GHG. Although the Singapore government has