加速能源转型的建筑领域未来技术

IF 6.6 2区 工程技术 Q1 CONSTRUCTION & BUILDING TECHNOLOGY
Fabrizio Ascione , Sandro Nižetić , Fuqiang Wang
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这篇社论简要介绍并组织了《能源与建筑》特刊中提供的有价值的研究,特刊题为 "加速能源转型的建筑领域未来技术:特刊"。特刊概述了所选论文的主要议题,提出了有关下一代建筑的科学研究,以及能源效率的强制性目标、减少能源需求、建筑围护结构和主动能源系统的新技术、可再生能源的现场转换。建筑行业的两个领域都在考虑之列,即现有建筑的去碳化,以及以近乎、净能耗和超能耗建筑的强制性能效水平为特征的新型建筑。这些主题对于提高建筑性能、减少供暖和制冷季节的能源消耗至关重要,从而应对零能耗和零排放建筑的新挑战,同时也考虑到气候变化问题。本特刊发表的手稿成果显示了显著降低能源需求和排放的潜力和实际成就,因此它们强调了传统和新型技术与战略对建筑的实用性,突出了新型设计和改造方法与解决方案的经济和环境效益。所讨论的主题对于应对气候变化、减少能源贫困、环境影响、局部过热和 UHIs,以及最终实现建筑领域强制性、可持续和智能化的未来至关重要。
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Future technologies for building sector to accelerate energy transition
This Editorial briefly introduces and organizes the worthy studies provided in the Special Issue of Energy and Buildings, entitled “Future technologies for building sector to accelerate energy transition: a special issue”. The main topics of selected papers are herein summarized, proposing scientific studies concerning the next generation buildings, and thus mandatory targets of energy efficiency, reduction of energy demands, novel technologies for building envelope and active energy systems, on-site conversion from renewable energy sources. Both areas of the building industry are considered, and thus decarbonization of existing buildings and novel constructions characterized by mandatory energy performance levels of nearly, net- and plus-energy buildings. These topics are crucial for improving building performance, and reducing energy consumption, with reference to both the heating and cooling seasons, therefore addressing the new and mandatory challenges of zero-energy and zero-emission buildings, also taking into account climate change. The results of manuscripts published in this special issue show worthy potential and real achievements, with significant reductions in energy demands and emissions, and therefore they underline the usefulness of traditional and novel technologies and strategies for buildings, highlighting the economic and environmental benefits of novel design and retrofitting methods and solutions. The debated topics are essential to dealing with climate change, reducing energy poverty, environmental impact, local overheating and UHIs, going, finally, in the direction of a mandatory, sustainable, and smart future for the building sector.
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来源期刊
Energy and Buildings
Energy and Buildings 工程技术-工程:土木
CiteScore
12.70
自引率
11.90%
发文量
863
审稿时长
38 days
期刊介绍: An international journal devoted to investigations of energy use and efficiency in buildings Energy and Buildings is an international journal publishing articles with explicit links to energy use in buildings. The aim is to present new research results, and new proven practice aimed at reducing the energy needs of a building and improving indoor environment quality.
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