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The chapter first gives a brief overview of how power is consumed in CPUs before exploring the various energy-saving techniques and power management considerations. A description of different power modelling approaches and applications is presented before top-down, run-time power models are described in detail, highlighting many important, but often-overlooked, considerations. Bottom-up approaches, their accuracy, and methods of improving their representativeness are then discussed and finally, hybrid approaches are proposed.