Comparison between Energy Performance of Building and Investments to the Renewable Energy Sources

Martin Kovac; Katarina Knizova

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1020.518

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Comparison between Energy Performance of Building and Investments to the Renewable Energy Sources

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The subject of the paper is to calculate the energy performance of building in proposed variants. The differences in the variants are in the using of conventional and renewable sources for heating and domestic hot water system. Target of the second part of paper is to know, how much money we need to invest into the proposed variants for heating and domestic hot water systems and how much money will by the user paying for operating costs. The conclusion of the paper describes the payback periods of proposed variants.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1020)

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518-523

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October 2014

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Martin Kovac*, Katarina Knizova

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Domestic Hot Water System, Energy Performance of Building, Heat Pump, Heating System, Pay-Back Period, Solar Collector

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