Urbane Produktion

The Potential of Small Wind Turbine Integration in Residential Buildings Complementing Pv Heat Pump Operation

“…The basis for an urban production thereby represents a symbiosis between production sites and their urban surroundings, by optimising the positive contribution of production sites to these surroundings, instead of "merely" minimising their negative impact. [Lentes 2016] In view of the above, manufacturing companies must respond on the one hand to external challenges and constraints, such as increasing energy efficiency, implementing energy flexibility, but also assuring the security of energy supply as well as integrating production sites in the urban surroundings. On the other hand, it is important to adhere to internal challenges and constraints, such as cost reduction, greenhouse gas emissions reduction, demand side management (DSM) and decentralised energy supply (figure 1).…”

“…Consequently, the basis of an "urban production" is a symbiosis between production sites and urban surroundings in the sense of optimising the positive contribution of the production to the city and the environment. [Lentes 2016] Such symbioses can be established by the optimisation and integration of various factors at the interface between industrial sites and urban surroundings, especially in the area of energy. The wide base for energetic symbioses represents an interconnected handling of energy by considering two specific chain links of the energy function chain: efficient and sustainable, renewable energy generation as well as effective waste energy recovery, especially regarding heating and cooling, which count for a high rate of energy consumption, both in industry and residential.…”

Urban Building Energy Modeling – Method and Scenario Case Study Schallmoos 34

“…The basis for an urban production thereby represents a symbiosis between production sites and their urban surroundings, by optimising the positive contribution of production sites to these surroundings, instead of "merely" minimising their negative impact. [Lentes 2016] In view of the above, manufacturing companies must respond on the one hand to external challenges and constraints, such as increasing energy efficiency, implementing energy flexibility, but also assuring the security of energy supply as well as integrating production sites in the urban surroundings. On the other hand, it is important to adhere to internal challenges and constraints, such as cost reduction, greenhouse gas emissions reduction, demand side management (DSM) and decentralised energy supply (figure 1).…”

“…Consequently, the basis of an "urban production" is a symbiosis between production sites and urban surroundings in the sense of optimising the positive contribution of the production to the city and the environment. [Lentes 2016] Such symbioses can be established by the optimisation and integration of various factors at the interface between industrial sites and urban surroundings, especially in the area of energy. The wide base for energetic symbioses represents an interconnected handling of energy by considering two specific chain links of the energy function chain: efficient and sustainable, renewable energy generation as well as effective waste energy recovery, especially regarding heating and cooling, which count for a high rate of energy consumption, both in industry and residential.…”