Benefits of RES Use in Brownfields Reuse in Slovak Municipalities

Tomáš Bakalár; Henrieta Pavolová; Erik Weiss

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1001.15

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Benefits of RES Use in Brownfields Reuse in Slovak Municipalities

Abstract:

The issue of renewable energy in revitalizing brownfields is currently important especially in the development of individual municipalities. Reuse of brownfields in terms of municipalities in Slovakia, which represent economically devastated buildings or the territories used inefficiently, with a strong negative impact on the wider environment of municipalities, requires cooperation of the state and the public sector with private sector businesses. The article points to the possibility of using selected renewable energy sources in removing negative aspects caused by the existence of brownfields in the territory of south-eastern Slovakia. It stresses on the benefits of addressing this issue in the proposed model of evaluation of renewable energy recovery and reuse of brownfields.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1001)

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Tomáš Bakalár*, Henrieta Pavolová, Erik Weiss

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Biogas Plant, Brownfield, Renewable Energy Source

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