Enhances of nearly zero-energy public buildings in regions with hot summers and cold winter
Wang Suqi,
Emma Marinie Binti Ahmad Zawawi,
Kwong Qi Jie
et al.
Abstract:Nearly Zero-energy residential buildings have attracted widespread attention due to their superior energy-saving performance. In order to achieve a balance between energy production and demand in residential buildings, the application of renewable energy is essential. This paper optimizes typical zero-energy public buildings in hot summer and cold winter locales using the concepts of passive priority, active optimization, and 100% renewable energy supply guarantee. The importance of passive energy-saving techn… Show more
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