The report examines the relationship between daily temperature and sales of energy-using durables. The authors, Jacopo Bonan, Cristina Cattaneo, Giovanna d’Adda, and Massimo Tavoni, are affiliated with Resources for the Future and have conducted research on development economics, energy access, and efficiency, among other topics. The study finds that a 1°C increase in daily temperature is associated with a 0.3% increase in sales of energy-using durables. The authors also find that the relationship between temperature and sales is stronger in warmer regions. The study provides insights into the potential impact of climate change on the demand for energy-consuming products.