Interaction of New Physical-Energy Quantification of Buildings and Renewable Energy Sources as a Dominant Production Technology of Natural Capital

Abstract:

Transition to a sustainable society. Transforming of the energy market. The social value of CO₂ emissions. Development of technology in architecture for a sustainable society. Change of the value system in society. The dominant production technology of the capital of nature with simultaneous ecosystem restoring. Renewable energy sources of predictable and unpredictable type. Renewable energy sources as a conditioning factor of fundamental concept changes of energy quantification of buildings. Requirements for physical quantification of buildings with a zero energy balance in relation to energy distribution networks. Green buildings with zero heat balance of the network - buildings with nearly zero energy balance of the network. Sustainable buildings with zero energy balance of the network. Sustainable building with an active energy balance in relation to distribution networks.

• Periodical: Advanced Materials Research (Volume 899)
• Pages: 46-51
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.899.46
• Online since: February 2014
• Authors: Milan Bielek, Boris Bielek*, Juraj Híreš
• Keywords: Development of the Technology in Architecture, Earth's Biocapacity, Natural Capital, New Physical-Energy Quantification of Buildings, Renewable Energy Source, Sustainability

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