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A multi-stage optimization method for cost-optimal and nearly-zero-energy building solutions in line with the EPBD-recast 2010

Hamdy, Mohamed
Journal article, Peer reviewed
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A+multi-stage+optimization+method+for+cost-optimal+and+nearly-zero-energy.pdf (Låst)
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http://hdl.handle.net/11250/2461968
Utgivelsesdato
2013
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Energy and Buildings. 2013, 56 189-203.   http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.enbuild.2012.08.023
Sammendrag
Finding cost-optimal solutions towards nearly-zero-energy buildings (nZEBs) in accordance with European energy performance of buildings directive (EPBD-recast 2010) is a challenging task. It requires exploring a huge number of possible combinations of energy-saving measures (ESMs) and energy-supply systems including renewable energy sources (RESs), under a comparative framework methodology. The current study introduces efficient, transparent, and time-saving simulation-based optimization method for such explorations. The method is applied to find the cost-optimal and nZEB energy performance levels for a study case of a single-family house in Finland. Different options of building-envelope parameters, heat-recovery units, and heating/cooling systems as well as various sizes of thermal and photovoltaic solar systems are explored as design options via three-stage optimization. The resulted economic and environmental trade-offs show that primary energy consumption ≥93 and ≤103 kWh/m2a is a cost-optimal energy performance level. It is economically feasible to achieve nZEB with 70 kWh/m2a. However, incentives (e.g., energy credits) are required to reach lower-environmental-impact houses. Investing in low-operating-cost environmentally friendly heating system (e.g. ground source heat pump) is a key element for optimal solutions. The optimal implementation of ESMs and RES depends significantly on the installed heating/cooling system and the escalation rate of the energy price.
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Energy and Buildings

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