University Campuses Energy Performance Estimation in Ukraine Based on Measurable Approach

Deshko, V.; Шевченко, О. М.; Farenyk, G.G.

doi:10.1615/ichmt.2012.sebua-12.150

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“…It was realized that the use of electricity was generally high and the use of fuel for heating was low compared to the CIBSE TM46 criteria. Deshko et al [14] revealed the possibilities and problems of using the certification to specify the energy efficient precautions for university campuses. Zhou et al [15] conducted a detailed survey for six years for the energy consumption of colleges and universities, containing the use of electricity, water, gas and cooling energy in Guangdong Province, China.…”

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Energy Consumption Analysis of Education Buildings: The Case Study of Balikesir University

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2021

Gazi University Journal of Science

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Energy Consumption Analysis of Education Buildings: The Case Study of Balikesir University

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Gazi University Journal of Science

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“…Through a case study, Gallachóir et al [8] assess the use of simple performance indicators, energy trends and the assessment of building energy performance. Deshko et al [13] demonstrated the possibilities and problems of using certification to determine the university campuses energy efficiency measures.…”

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University energy planning for reducing energy consumption and GHG emissions: the case study of a university campus in Italy

Lodi¹,

Malaguti²,

Contini³

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Reduction of energy consumption in educational buildings, and primarily in University buildings, is nowadays a relevant issue. The evaluation of the energy performance of these buildings is complex due to the variability in their construction age and their intermittent and wide variety of uses. In addition, these buildings are often characterized by a scarce availability of energy end use data, which makes challenging to benchmark energy performance and to inform energy policy decisions. To tackle this problem, this paper explores the use of simple indicators linking low-frequency available energy consumption data to variables measuring building characteristics and weather conditions. The use of such indicators is accompanied by detailed ad-hoc energy audits, including activities in the area of building management systems and dynamic energy simulation. The case study chosen is the Italian University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, which recently developed a Sustainability Plan targeting reductions in GHG emissions to 2020 and identified a framework for investment over the next 5 years to meet University targets. The results of the study shows that simple performance indicators can provide a first insight into the buildings energy performance and identify critical buildings that require detailed analysis. The results of the energy audits support the decision of actions to reduce heating and cooling energy consumption while maintaining acceptable thermal comfort for occupants.

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Air-Conditioning for Green Universities

Khin¹,

Jayaranjan²

2022

Proceedings of the 19th International Symposium on Management (INSYMA 2022)

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University is one of the highest energy consumptions among commercial buildings because the university has high load consumption. So, strategic management of energy saving in universities needs to be considered to reduce costs and energy consumption. Actually, there are many methods to save electricity consumption in university (community load system) from electrical sides and building design construction and human behaviors. Another thing is that energy consumption can be reduced by making green university. Some methods that can reduce energy in university are using conservation voltage reduction methods, utilizing IoT devices and smart technology instead of outdated electrical equipment, and installing renewable energy technology such as solar PV on campus. This paper reviews some methods that can save energy consumption and electricity bills as a background. The cost-effectiveness analysis was done by installing individual AC in universities. The experiment was done over 15 days with 8 h per day and energy savings can be found in 10,624 kWh with a cost-saving was 45,683 Baht for 15 days. The payback period was 1.6 years. According to these results, individual air-conditioning systems can be used instead of chiller systems in universities to save energy. This is the way of making the university become a green campus and sustainable.

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University Campuses Energy Performance Estimation in Ukraine Based on Measurable Approach

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Energy Consumption Analysis of Education Buildings: The Case Study of Balikesir University

Energy Consumption Analysis of Education Buildings: The Case Study of Balikesir University

University energy planning for reducing energy consumption and GHG emissions: the case study of a university campus in Italy

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