Co2 Emission Amount of University Campus Buildings Based on Dynamic Analysis of Annual Energy Consumption

Yuan Su; Fu Lin Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1030-1032.692

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Co₂ Emission Amount of University Campus Buildings Based on Dynamic Analysis of Annual Energy Consumption

Abstract:

Nowadays, developing circular economy and constructing circular society have become a trend in the world wide. The necessity of university buildings as leader of reducing GHG emission has become an issue of global concern. But there are few reports of CO₂ emission amount about the Chinese campus at present. In this research, we investigated different buildings of university campus in Beijing, and figured out CO₂ emission amount by using dynamic analysis of annual energy consumption.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1030-1032)

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September 2014

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Yuan Su*, Fu Lin Wang

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CO₂ Emission Amount, Emission Reduction, Energy Conservation, Energy Consumption

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