Towards a comprehensive energy assessment of residential buildings: a multi-scale life cycle energy analysis framework

Towards a comprehensive energy assessment of residential buildings: a multi-scale life cycle energy analysis framework

Buildings are directly responsible for 40% of the final energy use in most developed economies and for much more if indirect requirements are considered. This results in huge impacts which affect the environmental balance of our planet.<p>However, most current building energy assessments focus...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Stephan, André
Other Authors: De Myttenaere, Kristel
Format: Doctoral Thesis
Language:en
Published: Universite Libre de Bruxelles 2013
Subjects:
Architecture et art urbain
Buildings > Electric equipment
Buildings > Energy conservation
Buildings > Environmental engineering
Constructions > Equipement électrique
Constructions > Economies d'énergie
Constructions > Technique de l'environnement
Operational energy
Residential buildings
Software tool
Transport energy
Embodied energy
Life cycle energy analysis
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