Common Characteristics of Zero Energy Buildings in Relation to the Energy Distribution Networks

Boris Bielek; Milan Bielek

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.855.31

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Common Characteristics of Zero Energy Buildings in Relation to the Energy Distribution Networks

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Physical quantification of the building envelope. Energy quantification of the building. Energy from fossil sources. Energy from ecologically clean renewable sources. Nearly net zero energy buildings. Net zero energy buildings. Net plus energy buildings. The characteristics of zero energy buildings in relation to the energy distribution networks. Requirements for physical quantification of buildings with a zero energy balance in relation to energy distribution networks.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 855)

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Boris Bielek*, Milan Bielek

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Energy Distribution Networks, Fossil Energy Sources, Nearly Net Zero Energy Building, Net Plus Energy Building, Net Zero Energy Building, Renewable Energy Source

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