Effects of heat and electricity saving measures in district-heated multistory residential buildings

Applied Energy

Volumn 118, Issue , 2014, Pages 57-67

  Truong, Nguyen Le ^a   Dodoo, Ambrose ^a   Gustavsson, Leif ^a  

^a LINNAEUS UNIVERSITY   (Sweden)

Author keywords

CHP plant; District heat; Efficient electric appliances; Heat only boiler; Heat saving measures; Primary energy use

Indexed keywords

BOILERS; BUILDINGS; COGENERATION PLANTS; CONCRETES; COSTS; DISTRICT HEATING; ELECTRICITY; ENERGY EFFICIENCY; PRODUCTION ENGINEERING; THERMAL LOAD;

CHP PLANT; END-USE ENERGY SAVINGS; ENERGY-SAVING MEASURES; HEAT-SAVING MEASURES; PRIMARY ENERGY EFFICIENCIES; PRIMARY ENERGY SAVINGS; PRIMARY ENERGY USE; VENTILATION HEAT RECOVERY;

HEATING;

BUILDING; ELECTRICITY GENERATION; ELECTRICITY SUPPLY; ENERGY EFFICIENCY; RESIDENTIAL LOCATION; VENTILATION;

KRONOBERG; SWEDEN; VAXJO;

CHANDIPURA VIRUS;

EID: 84891793698     PISSN: 03062619     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/j.apenergy.2013.12.009     Document Type: Article

References (52)

1. European Commission. Analysis of options to move beyond 20% greenhouse gas emission reductions and assessing the risk of carbon leakage, COM (2010) 265 final. Brussels, Belgium; 2010.
2. European Commission. Energy Efficiency Plan 2011, COM (2011) 109 final, Brussels, Belgium; 2011.
3. Energimyndigheten. Energy in Sweden 2012 (in Swedish: Energiläget 2012). Energimyndigheten, Box 310, 631 04, Eskiltuna, Sweden; 2013.
4. Swedish Parliament. Sweden's Second National Energy Efficiency - Action plan. Riksdag, Sweden; 2011.
5. Gustavsson L., Dodoo A., Truong N.L., Danielski I. Primary energy implications of end-use energy efficiency measures in district heated buildings. Energy Build 2011, 43(1):38-48.
6. Åberg M., Henning D. Optimisation of a district heating system with reduced heat demand due to energy efficiency measures in residential buildings. Energy Policy 2011, 39:7839-7852.
7. Difs K., Bennstam M., Trygg L., Nordenstam L. Energy conservation measures in buildings heated by district heating - a local energy system perspective. Energy 2010, 8(35):3194-3203.
8. Janson U. Renovation of the Brogården area to passive houses. In: Passivhus Norden conference, Gothenburg, Sweden; 2009.
9. Sveriges Centrum för Nollenergihus. Specification for zero energy, passive and low-energy houses (in Swedish: Kravspecifikation för nollenergihus, passivhus och minienergihus). [in Swedish]; 2012. http://www.passivhuscentrum.se/sites/default/files/kravspecifikation_feby12_-_lokaler_sept.pdf.
10. Reinberg GW. Protecting historic buildings: Passive House renovations in Purkersdorf, Vienna. In: IPH conference, Frankfurt am Main, Passive House Institute, Germany; 2009. p. 153-8.
11. Peper S. Low energy versus passive: Better air quality. In: IPH conference, Frankfurt am Main, Passive House Institute, Germany; 2009. p. 295-300.
12. Hall T., Vidén S. The million homes programme: a review of the great Swedish planning project. Plan Perspect 2005, 20:301-328.
13. Högberg L., Lind H., Grange K. Incentives for improving energy efficiency when renovating large-scale housing estates: a case study of the Swedish million homes programme. Sustainability 2009, 4(1):1349-1365.
14. Dodoo A., Gustavsson L., Sathre R. Effect of thermal mass on life cycle primary energy balances of a concrete- and a wood-frame building. Appl Energy 2012, 92:462-472.
15. Directive 2004/8/EC of the European parliament and of the council of 11 February 2004 - On the promotion of cogeneration based on a useful heat demand in the internal energy market and amending Directive 92/42/EEC. Off. J. Eur. Union.
16. Rydén B, Sköldberg H, Koljonen T, Unger T, Koreneff G, Göransson A, et al. Towards a sustainable nordic energy system - 20 perspectives on nordic energy, 10 opportunities and challenges. Final report for the second phase of the Nordic Energy Perspectives project. NEP 2010, April 2010; 2010.
17. Swedish District Heating Association. Annual report 2008/2009 (in Swedish: Verksamhetsberättelse 2008/2009). Svensk Fjärrvärme, Sweden; 2009.
18. Stern N, et al. Stern review on the economics of climate change; 2006.
19. Svenk Energi. Electricity market prices - statistics in pictures. Sweden; 2013.
20. Gustavsson L., Truong N.L. Coproduction of district heat and electricity or biomotor fuels. Energy 2011, 36(10):6263-6277.
21. Energimyndigheten. Energy in Sweden 2011 (in Swedish: Energiläget 2011). Energimyndigheten, Box 310, 631 04, Eskiltuna, Sweden; 2012.
22. Swedish Commission on Oil Independence. Making Sweden an Oil-free Society. ; 2006. http://www.government.se/content/1/c6/06/70/96/7f04f437.pdf.
23. Swedish Government Bill 2008/09:162 - An integrated climate and energy policy - Climate. (in Swedish: Regeringens proposition 2008/09:162 - En sammanhållen klimat- och energipolitik - Klimat); 2009.
24. 2 mitigation. Biomass Bioenergy 1997, 13(6):399-412.
25. 2 emission and oil use in an EU context. Energy 2012, 43(1):448-468.
26. Sperling K., Möller B. End-use energy savings and district heating expansion in a local renewable energy system - a short-term perspective. Appl Energy 2012, 92:831-842.
27. Lund H., Mathiesen B.V. Energy system analysis of 100% renewable energy systems - the case of Denmark in years 2030 and 2050. Energy 2009, 34(5):524-531.
28. Nässén J. Energy efficiency - trends, determinants, tradeoffs and rebound effects with examples from Swedish housing. PhD Thesis, Chalmers University, Sweden; 2007.
29. Gilijamse W., Boonstra M.E. Energy efficiency in new houses. Heat demand reduction versus cogeneration?. Energy Build 1995, 23(1):49-62.
30. Persson S. Wälludden wooden house in five levels: Experiences and lessons learned (in Swedish: Wälludden trähus i fem våningar: Erfarenheter och lärdomar). Report TVBK-3032, LTH, Sweden; 1998.
31. Krarti M. Energy audit of building systems: an engineering approach 2000, CRC Press, Boston. 2nd ed.
32. Energimyndigheten. Efficient faucets save energy (in Swedish: Effektiva kranar sparar energi). Energimyndigheten, Box 310, 631 04, Eskiltuna, Sweden; 2006.
33. Wahlström Å, Blomsterberg Å, Olsson D. Heat recovery systems for existing buildings. Feasibility study for the technology procurement (in Swedish: Värmeåtervinningssystem för befintliga flerbostadshus. Förstudie inför teknikupphandling). Svensk Fjärrvärmes, 2006; 2009.
34. Tommerup H., Rose J., Svendsen S. Energy-efficient houses built according to the energy performance requirements introduced in Denmark in 2006. Energy Build 2007, 39(10):1123-1130.
35. International Energy Agency. World Energy Outlook 2012, IEA; 2012. p. 690.
36. StruSoft. VIP+ software, Sweden; 2008.
37. Chalmers Energy Center Final report of Biokombi Rya biomass gasification project (in Swedish: Biokombi Rya Biobränsleförgasning satt i system) Report - CEC 2007:3 2007, Chalmers Tekniska Högskola, Göteborg, Sweden.
38. Energistyrelsen. Technology data for energy plants. Amaliegade, 1256 Copenhagen, Denmark; 2010. p. 155.
39. Trädbränsleföreningen and Energimyndigheten. Heating with wood powder. Svenska Trädbränsleföreningen, S105 33 Stockholm, Sweden; 2001.
40. Svensk Fjärrvärmes. Replacement of oil by renewable in peak production. Report 2006:5 (in Swedish: Fornybar ersättning av olja in spetslastproduktion. Rapport 2006:5). Svensk Fjärrvärme AB, Sweden. Svensk Fjärrvärmes, 2006.
41. Hansson H., Larsson S.E., Nystroem O., Olsson F., Ridell B. Electricity from new plants 2007, Elforsk AB, Stockholm (SE).
42. IEAGHG. Potential for biomass and carbon dioxide capture and storage. Report: 2011/06. July 2011. IEA Environmental Projects Ltd. (IEAGHG); 2011.
43. Gustavsson L. District heating system and energy conservation - Part II. Energy 1994, 9(1):93-103.
44. Truong N.L., Gustavsson L. Integrated biomass-based production of district heat, electricity, motor fuels and pellets of different scales. Appl Energy 2013, 104:623-632.
45. Energimyndigheten. Energy in Sweden - facts and figures 2011 (in Swedish: Energiläget i siffror 2011). Energimyndigheten, Box 310, 631 04, Eskiltuna, Sweden; 2012.
46. de Almeida A., Fonseca P., Schlomann B., Feilberg N. Characterization of the household electricity consumption in the EU, potential energy savings and specific policy recommendations. Energy Build 2011, 43:1884-1894.
47. International Energy Agency Cool appliances-policy strategies for energy efficient homes 2003, OECD/IEA.
48. Ürge-Vorsatz D., Hauff J. Drivers of market transformation: analysis of the Hungarian lighting success story. Energy Policy 2001, 29:801-810.
49. Zegers F.T.S., Molenbroek E.C. Field test of heat-fed washing machines and tumble dryers. Cadence Appendix K 2000, ECOFYS, Utecht, Netherlands.
50. Persson T. Dishwasher and clothes washer heated by a hot water circulation loop. Appl Therm Eng 2007, 27:120-128.
51. Persson T. Combined solar and pellet heating systems for single-family houses - how to achieve decreased electricity usage, increased system efficiency and increased solar gains. PhD thesis, Department of Energy Technology, Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden; 2006.
52. Gustavsson L., Sathre R. Variability in energy and carbon dioxide balances of wood and concrete building materials. Build Environ 2006, 41(7):940-951.