Presentation team 6

•

0 likes•637 views

Wendolijn Beukers

Summerschool Design our future with data https://www.kennislabvoorurbanisme.nl/project/summerschool-aug-2019/

Current challenges
• “The heat island effect in cities is affecting 40% of Dutch population, it
can increase the temperature 3-5 celsius”
Approximately 9
million inhabitants live
below sea level

Energy efficiency
• Energy consumption for heating: 100 Euro/year avg
• Ac energy consumption (Cooling)

Combining green roofs with solar panels
•9-16%
increase in energy
generation

Benefit for biodiversity
• Bee’s
• Birds

Increased lifespan of roofs
• Durability roof cover layer doubled!
• Saves property owner ~3 euros per m2 per year

Practical example: Frankfurt and Basel
• Mandatory for new buildings
• Streamlined building process
• NO MORE SUBSIDIES NECESSARY

Subsidy system Den Haag
• Currently: 20-50 euros per m2
• Maximum 50 % of total cost

Construction costs
• 20-100 euros per square meter
• Depends on numbers of layers

Using our map for subsidy potential
• Combination of maps

Conclusion
•“A good combination is combining two already
great things and make them better”

The document discusses the potential for geothermal district heating and power generation in Estonia based on the German experience. It analyzes the economic viability of geothermal electricity and district heating projects through simulations using simplified assumptions about Estonian energy prices, labor costs, geology, and other parameters. Overall, it finds that geothermal district heating seems technically and economically feasible in Estonia, while geothermal electricity generation could contribute to the energy supply in the long term if more geological research is conducted.

Innovations @Waternet 2017

Alice Fermont

Waternet is a water utility company in Amsterdam that is working towards a more circular water economy through various innovations. They have integrated their wastewater treatment plant with a waste incineration plant to produce biogas, electricity, heat, and recover nutrients. They also recover struvite from wastewater, produce green gas for vehicles, improve a lake's water quality for cooling, and implement projects to make Amsterdam more resilient to heavy rainfall. Other projects recover heat from shower water, produce calcite pellets to soften drinking water, explore new sanitation concepts, and use biomass to create products like benches.

VERDI - OpenSource 11kWh/m2 Modular envelope NeZeR

Andrei Toma

Energy system needs to change

Karoliina Auvinen

Passivhaus introduction

ClaudioCattich

Basics of greenhouse design

Asish Benny

The document provides guidelines for designing greenhouse structures. It describes loads that the structure needs to support, including dead load from permanent structures, live load from movable objects, and wind and snow loads. It recommends orienting greenhouses east-west and spacing them 10-15 meters apart. Size, height, and spacing recommendations are provided based on factors like ventilation. The structural design should support all necessary loads. Components like the roof, walls, supports, and foundations are described. Advantages include higher yields and year-round production, while limitations include high costs and need for care. Gutter-connected greenhouses are also detailed.

The document discusses passive housing in Europe, which aims to reduce energy consumption in buildings by at least 90% compared to conventional construction. It outlines the key criteria for passive houses, including an ultra-low maximum annual heat demand of 15 kWh/m2 and high insulation standards. Several successful passive house projects in Europe are highlighted, and it is noted that passive housing is gaining popularity, with Austria aiming for 25-40% of new homes to meet passive house standards by 2010.

Roadmap for achieving the 70% 2030 greenhouse gas emission reduction target i...

The Sustainable Energy Planning research group at Aalborg University

SERVE-ING Tipperary Results & Lessons

Tipperary Energy Agency

This document summarizes the work of the SERVE project in Tipperary, Ireland. The SERVE project retrofitted existing homes and buildings, constructed new buildings, installed renewable energy systems, collected energy usage data, and researched socioeconomic impacts. Key results included 400 retrofits, 50 new builds, renewable energy installations, over 40 million pieces of energy data collected, and €4.1 million in grant aid secured. Energy usage decreased and biomass use increased post-retrofit. The document discusses how the SERVE project informed current national retrofit programs and energy policies in Ireland.

Energy efficient construction and trainig practices - 1 Basics

Motiva

Best Energy Efficient Construction and Training Practices - 1 Basics Material is primarily intended for further-education purposes for professional workers. Material can be used in teaching in classroom or self-study. Teachers and students can use the power point material as a whole or they can pick up the most useful parts. Including: Energy and moisture of building site, Construction site heating, U-value, Air humidity and condensation point, Drying,and Ventilation. Co-funded by the intelligent Energy Europe Programme of the European Union. The sole responsibility for the content of this publication lies with the authors. It does not necessarily reflect the opinion of the European Union. Neither the EASME nor the European Commission are responsible for any use that may be made of the information contained therein. The good practices and principles required for the energy efficient building have been included in the teaching material. The writers are not responsible for their suitability to individual building projects as such. The individual building projects have to be made according to the building design of the targets in question

Technical challenges and solutions for the integration of low-grade heat sour...

The Sustainable Energy Planning research group at Aalborg University

This document discusses the technical challenges and solutions for integrating low-grade heat sources into district heating networks and buildings. Key points include: (1) Transitioning to low-temperature district heating enables better utilization of renewable energy sources and reduces heat losses. (2) Adapting existing networks and buildings requires proper design, equipment changes, and potential retrofitting. (3) Low-temperature district heating plays an important role in Aalborg's plan to transition to 100% renewable energy through increased use of industrial waste heat, geothermal, and seasonal thermal storage.

Denia Kolokotsa: The cool and reflective materials' contribution to nzeb. Tec...

Hellenic Passive House Institute

Cool roofs and pavements can significantly reduce energy consumption and costs for cooling buildings. Applying highly reflective materials to roofs and pavements decreases their surface temperatures, reducing the transfer of heat into buildings and the ambient air. Several pilot projects showed energy savings of up to 98% for cooling through the use of cool materials. Case studies in Greece and Jamaica demonstrated that cool roofs reduced surface temperatures by around 10°C and cooling energy demand by 17-22%. The materials provide a low-cost solution to improving thermal comfort and energy efficiency, especially in hot climates.

Technical challenges and solutions for the integration of low-grade heat sour...

The Sustainable Energy Planning research group at Aalborg University

case study enviroment

SipAn Hayran

The Lodenareal Passive House apartment complex in Innsbruck, Austria is the world's largest certified passive house with 354 residential units. It achieves an extremely low heating energy demand of 13 kWh/m2a through high insulation standards, a central pellet boiler, solar thermal panels, and balanced ventilation. Residents' energy consumption has remained consistently low due to the building's efficient envelope and passive design which minimizes user impact on energy usage. The development has reduced CO2 emissions by 680 tons annually and serves as a model for future sustainable, low-energy housing.

The Global Grid

Université de Liège (ULg)

The document discusses the concept of a Global Grid that would span the planet and connect major power plants worldwide using long HVDC transmission lines. Key points discussed include: - HVDC lines would facilitate connecting non-synchronous power systems and renewable energy sources in remote locations. - Technological feasibility has been proven through existing undersea cables over 580km long and cables installed to depths of 1500m. However, challenges remain with depths over 1500m and DC circuit breakers. - Remote renewable sources, especially wind and solar in locations like Greenland, could cost-competitively supply energy to markets in Europe and North America. However, costs remain borderline competitive compared to some onshore wind farms.

Scenarios for a fossil free Danish Energy System in 2050

IEA-ETSAP

This document summarizes the results of a study by the Danish Energy Agency on achieving 100% renewable energy in Denmark by 2050. It considers various scenarios - Wind, Bio+, Biomass, Hydrogen - that rely on different combinations of wind, solar, bioenergy, and hydrogen. All scenarios require large increases in energy efficiency and electrification. The Wind and Hydrogen scenarios are fuel secure but challenge electricity grid stability, while the Bio+ scenario challenges fuel sustainability but has higher grid stability. Transitioning to 100% renewable energy will require investments that increase costs 5-23% compared to fossil fuels but must begin shortly after 2020. Security of supply will rely on flexible demand, heat storage, reserve capacity and electricity markets.

Hammarby Sjöstad

cjno

This document provides information about urban development projects in Stockholm, Sweden, including Hammarby Sjöstad and Stockholm Royal Seaport. It notes that Hammarby Sjöstad was developed between 1995-2017 to house 25,000 residents and 10,000 jobs through sustainable design principles like district heating, renewable energy sources, green spaces, and public transportation access. Stockholm Royal Seaport, currently under development from 2009-2030, aims to house 22,000 residents and create 30,000 jobs with even stricter sustainability targets around energy use, emissions, and climate change adaptation. Both projects emphasize integrated planning between developers and the city to achieve environmental goals.

Europe’s Future Energy System: Local, Smart & 100% Renewable

The Sustainable Energy Planning research group at Aalborg University

Boston-Amsterdam Waternet ènergy new resources out of water to create a circu...

Andre Struker

BREEAM

misschand

This document presents information on green building assessment systems. It discusses the key principles of green building including efficient use of energy, water and resources, and protecting occupant health. It then describes the BREEAM assessment system, the first in the world, and provides examples of buildings that have achieved high BREEAM ratings, like PwC's London office which scored 96.31% and was the first to receive an "outstanding" rating. One Angel Square in Manchester scored 95.16% under BREEAM and featured innovations like a living wall and biodiesel-powered energy system.

Heat in the City | Bruxelles - 10 décembre 2019

Cluster TWEED

Le 10 décembre dernier, EDORA et ODE, les fédérations des énergies renouvelables de Wallonie, de Bruxelles et de Flandre, se sont associés au Danish Trade Council et au Danish Board of District Heating, pour apporter des réponses aux défis de la décarbonation des systèmes de chauffage et de la production d’eau chaude sanitaire. Découvrez l'ensemble des présentations de l'événement dès à présent.

Buildings: a huge potential for energy savings in France

Stéfan Le Dû

A4 - The place of deep geothermal energy in the Paris basin district heating ...

Iceland Geothermal

OREF meeting 05/11/2019 presentation

HannahMareikeMarczin

Thisted muniicipality-climate friendly region

climate.thisted

Thisted Municipality is a copybook example of local drive and initiative. That’s why it is also the cleanest municipality in Denmark. Over 100 per cent of power consumption and more than 80 per cent of heat consumption is catered for without the use of fossil fuels. The renewable energy comes from sun, wind, geothermal power and biomass. So success is the result of versatility and an intelligent use of already existing technologies. In 2007, Thisted Municipality was awarded the European Solar Prize for its work on utilising renewable energy.

Rethinking Thermal Comfort

Desmond Wan

This document discusses different methods of thermal comfort including convection, conduction, and radiation. It also discusses challenges with traditional HVAC systems and explores alternative approaches like circulating fans, local heating methods, and thermally active building surfaces. Additionally, it proposes some innovative ideas like using clothes or personal climate control systems to regulate temperature instead of focusing solely on conditioning indoor air.

Team 6 - Summerschool 'Maak je eigen slimme stad'

Wendolijn Beukers

Team 5 - Summerschool 'Maak je eigen slimme stad'

Wendolijn Beukers

mulvey2

RPMS TEMPLATE FOR SCHOOL YEAR 2023-2024 FOR TEACHER 1 TO TEACHER 3

IreneSebastianRueco1

How to Build a Module in Odoo 17 Using the Scaffold Method

Celine George

DRUGS AND ITS classification slide share

taiba qazi

The basics of sentences session 6pptx.pptx

heathfieldcps1

Your Skill Boost Masterclass: Strategies for Effective Upskilling

Excellence Foundation for South Sudan

Recently uploaded (20)

Natural birth techniques - Mrs.Akanksha Trivedi Rama University

Pollock and Snow "DEIA in the Scholarly Landscape, Session One: Setting Expec...

বাংলাদেশ অর্থনৈতিক সমীক্ষা (Economic Review) ২০২৪ UJS App.pdf

ANATOMY AND BIOMECHANICS OF HIP JOINT.pdf

A Independência da América Espanhola LAPBOOK.pdf

Pengantar Penggunaan Flutter - Dart programming language1.pptx

What is Digital Literacy? A guest blog from Andy McLaughlin, University of Ab...

S1-Introduction-Biopesticides in ICM.pptx

South African Journal of Science: Writing with integrity workshop (2024)

BBR 2024 Summer Sessions Interview Training

PIMS Job Advertisement 2024.pdf Islamabad

Digital Artifact 1 - 10VCD Environments Unit

The Diamonds of 2023-2024 in the IGRA collection

Exploiting Artificial Intelligence for Empowering Researchers and Faculty, In...

C1 Rubenstein AP HuG xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.pptx

RPMS TEMPLATE FOR SCHOOL YEAR 2023-2024 FOR TEACHER 1 TO TEACHER 3

How to Build a Module in Odoo 17 Using the Scaffold Method

DRUGS AND ITS classification slide share

The basics of sentences session 6pptx.pptx

Your Skill Boost Masterclass: Strategies for Effective Upskilling

Presentation team 6

1. Current challenges • “The heat island effect in cities is affecting 40% of Dutch population, it can increase the temperature 3-5 celsius” Approximately 9 million inhabitants live below sea level

2. Decline of biodiversity

3. Energy efficiency • Energy consumption for heating: 100 Euro/year avg • Ac energy consumption (Cooling)

4. Combining green roofs with solar panels •9-16% increase in energy generation

5. Benefit for biodiversity • Bee’s • Birds

6. Air quality

7. Increased water retention

8. Temperature reduction

9. Increased lifespan of roofs • Durability roof cover layer doubled! • Saves property owner ~3 euros per m2 per year

10. Practical example: Frankfurt and Basel • Mandatory for new buildings • Streamlined building process • NO MORE SUBSIDIES NECESSARY

11. Subsidy system Den Haag • Currently: 20-50 euros per m2 • Maximum 50 % of total cost

12. Construction costs • 20-100 euros per square meter • Depends on numbers of layers

13. Using our map for subsidy potential • Combination of maps

14. Bee diversity Den Haag

15. Flat roofs Den Haag

16. Green area’s Den Haag

17. Heat stress

18. Stack the data for maximum result

19. Conclusion •“A good combination is combining two already great things and make them better”

Presentation team 6

Recommended

Recommended

More Related Content

Similar to Presentation team 6

Similar to Presentation team 6 (20)

More from Wendolijn Beukers

More from Wendolijn Beukers (20)

Recently uploaded

Recently uploaded (20)

Presentation team 6