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            2.   Methodology
                Power meter data under the study is supported by the MEA, an  entity
            supplying electricity for 3 provinces. Data frequency is on monthly basis dating
            from January 2014 onwards. On average, there are more than 3.7 million active
            meters  in  the  observation,  with  4.0  billion  kilowatt  -  hours  (kWh)  capacity
            usage  per  month.  Evidentially,  Bangkok,  the  capital  city  shares  the  largest
            portion for meters and electricity consumption to carter energy demand from
            business  districts,  public  transportation  systems  and  residential  areas.
            (Figure 1)


















                Since the data from 3.7 million meters in 3 provinces is the population
            frame, yet the focal point of the analysis is to observe the OR of residential
            buildings, so some rules need to be applied to filter out the unrelated. To
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            replicate  the  fact,  relationship  between  master-meter  and  sub-meter  is
            purposefully  defined.  Regarding  this,  it  turns  out  that  there  are  3,591
            condominium buildings comprising 605,744 units representing the sampling
            data, as shown in Figure 2.

















                To  ensure  the  appropriateness  of  obtained  sampling  derived  from
            counting electricity meters, number of sampling units is then compared with
            number  of  new  residential  units  disclosed  by  the  Real  Estate  Information


              Master-meter is defined as main meter of a building. Sub–meters, subsequently connected
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            from  Master-meter,  are  ones  that  attached  to  each  individual  residential  units  within  the
            building.
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