Analysis and Valuation of the Energy-Efficient Residential Building with Innovative Modular Green Wall Systems

Korol, Elena; Shushunova, Natalia

doi:10.3390/su14116891

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“…Currently, green walls have been extensively constructed. Korol and Shushunova [74] carried out a comparative analysis of technologies and options for implementing green walls. The life-cycle approach emerged as the most feasible option for the development of such systems.…”

Section: Green Roof/wallmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Evolution and Future Directions of Green Buildings Research: A Scientometric Analysis

Wang,

Che,

Xia

et al. 2024

Buildings

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Economic development and urbanization naturally give rise to expanding demand for new buildings, whose construction and operation inevitably lead to significant increases in energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. To better conserve resources and protect the environment, technologies for green buildings have evolved significantly in the past two decades. In this study, a scientometric analysis of green buildings research from 2003 to 2023 was performed using CiteSpace. A total of 1986 articles retrieved from the Web of Science (WoS) core collection database were used as the data source for an in-depth analysis of research trends, hotspots, and future directions, showing changes in publication numbers, core journals, key countries, and institutions that have made remarkable contributions in this field. The results showed that the field of green buildings research is in a phase of rapid growth. The current research hotspots include the adoption of the green buildings paradigm, rating systems, energy performance, greenhouse gas emissions, indoor environmental quality, and green roofs/walls. Based on the keywords citation bursts and literature review, we believe that government promotion measures, use of renewable energy, integration with plants, and application of artificial intelligence (AI) in green buildings will be the most promising development directions in the future.

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Section: Green Roof/wallmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Evolution and Future Directions of Green Buildings Research: A Scientometric Analysis

Wang,

Che,

Xia

et al. 2024

Buildings

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“…The combination of renewable energy production systems and energy storage systems can increase reliability and promote the development of the global energy system in moving toward distributed renewable energy. Elena Korol et al [34] analyzed and evaluated the green wall system in energy-saving residential buildings by using the model life-cycle assessment model, which includes the installation process, post-maintenance, etc. A system was designed to assess the applicability of energy-efficient green building technology ahead of time [35].…”

Section: Building Energy Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

Research on Application and International Policy of Renewable Energy in Buildings

2023

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It has been proposed in China that the country should reach a “carbon peak” by 2030 and be “carbon neutral” by 2060. In the context of energy conservation and emission reduction, the country’s energy structure needs to be transformed to improve the technology level and more widespread consumption of renewable energy. The global renewable energy utilization situation is first analyzed in this study from the perspective of renewable energy and the buildings using it, highlighting the importance of the application of renewable energy in buildings. Secondly, from the perspective of solar energy utilization technology, ground source heat pump technology, and systems for managing energy use in buildings, the progressiveness of renewable energy applications in buildings is analyzed. The application of these technologies in buildings is demonstrated from various angles. Thirdly, the development prospect of buildings using renewable energy is discussed from the perspective of the promotion of renewable energy-powered buildings and green construction. The development prospects of buildings using renewable energy are discussed from the economic benefits of green finance, the promotion and social support of renewable energy, and the environmental benefits of green buildings. Finally, based on studies in the United States, the United Kingdom, Russia, and China, the international energy policy and development direction, as well as the evaluation criteria of green buildings, are discussed, along with an assessment system for green buildings that is complementary to the strategic agreement.

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“…Buildings represent one-third of the world's energy consumption and have the potential to significantly reduce carbon emissions [3,4]. In order to achieve this goal, "smart buildings" equipped with innovative air conditioning systems and renewable sources need to be implemented [5].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Solar-Assisted Heat Pump with Electric and Thermal Storage: The Role of Appropriate Control Strategies for the Exploitation of the Solar Source

Perrella,

Bisegna,

Bevilacqua

et al. 2024

Buildings

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In the EU, the building sector is responsible for 40% of the global energy consumption for final uses and 36% of the carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. Heat pumps allow for the replacement of conventional systems based on fossil fuels with the perspective of combining PV and solar thermal collectors. In order to rationalize the use of the solar source, this paper examined the self-consumption electricity share, the CO2 equivalent emissions, and the domestic hot water demand covered by renewable sources which were determined in two opposite climatic conditions. These involved both electric and thermal storage systems and considered two different control strategies. The first is commonly used for the management of air-conditioning systems, the second was specifically conceived to maximize the exploitation of the solar source. Results showed that the latter significantly reduced grid dependence in both locations, determining the direct satisfaction of 76% of the thermal and electric loads through the PV self-consumption, determined by 18 kWp of installed PV and a battery capacity of 24 kWh. In terms of equivalent CO2 emissions, when the two control strategies were compared, a remarkable reduction in emissions was registered for the latter, with percentages ranging between 8% and 36% as a function of PV surface and battery capacity. The analysis of domestic hot water supplies revealed disparities between the two localities: the colder first, relied more on heat pumps for water heating, while the warmer second, benefitted from the large availability of solar radiation.

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Analysis and Valuation of the Energy-Efficient Residential Building with Innovative Modular Green Wall Systems

Cited by 9 publications

References 35 publications

The Evolution and Future Directions of Green Buildings Research: A Scientometric Analysis

The Evolution and Future Directions of Green Buildings Research: A Scientometric Analysis

Research on Application and International Policy of Renewable Energy in Buildings

Solar-Assisted Heat Pump with Electric and Thermal Storage: The Role of Appropriate Control Strategies for the Exploitation of the Solar Source

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