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Case study on Heat pumps in Arnhem, the Netherlands. Annex A.3 to part 1 of the study on the competitiveness of the renewable energy sector
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The European Commission aims to analyse the competitiveness of the European heating and cooling industry. Four case studies of successful and competitive deployment of heating and cooling solutions at a city level from selected organizations support this analysis. The case studies aim to illustrate how competitive renewable energy technologies such as solar-thermal, biomass, biogas and heat pump are in the context of different local factors across Europe, and what are their impacts on local communities. The current case study is based on the desk search, field visit and interviews. It presents a renovation project involving 96 small houses in the Presikhaaf district of Arnhem (the Netherlands). As part of the renovation, the houses were fully insulated to lower energy consumptions; in addition, solar photovoltaic (PV) panels were installed on the rooftops (35 panels per house, 300Wp per panel) to generate electricity and heat pumps (air-to-water, 8kW) were deployed for space heating and domestic hot water.
- Zveřejněno:
- Instituce, která je autorem: CEPS , COWI , Generální ředitelství pro energetiku (Evropská komise)
- Osobní autoři: Simonelli, Felice ; Zarra, Antonella
- Témata: Energetická politika , Obnovitelné zdroje energie
- Téma: energetická politika , fyzikální proces , klimatizace , konkurenceschopnost , Nizozemsko , obnovitelná energie , případová studie , tepelné čerpadlo , trh s energií , vytápění
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| ISSN | ISBN 978-92-76-09288-9 | DOI 10.2833/692950 | Katalogové číslo MJ-03-19-523-EN-N |
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