THE SEMINAR IS IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE
SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION IS AVAILABLE
Europe is consolidating its position as world leader for energy sustainable policies, fixing ambitious goal to score in the following years in order to reduce energy consumptions and CO2 emissions. Within the general action framework, the field related to the building sector is more and more crucial: this sector is responsible of more than 40 % of energy consumptions and the potentialities to obtain significant reduction of energy use is high in buildings through energy conscious refurbishment of existing buildings, associated to the design and construction of new low energy buildings. The challenge of Zero Net Energy Buildings is ready to be faced thanks to the development of new technologies addressed to the buildings, ranging from building envelope to HVAC systems, from automation in building control to information for a suitable behaviour of the final user. Each aspect can contribute to the reduction of actual energy consumption in buildings. In this seminar, the topic of Zero Energy Building as defined by the European Community is firstly clarify and the target that have been set are illustrated and critically discussed. After this general introduction, the focus is addressed to the innovation related HVAC system: new technologies and equipments able to answer to the request of increasing energy efficiency and reducing CO2 emissions are investigated and analysed, also by means of the presentation of significant case studies.
Sala Martini - 28 marzo 2012 - h. 14.30-17.00
preliminary programme
13.30 |
Registrations of participants |
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Chairman: Michael Schmidt, President of Rehva, University of Stuttgart-TBC |
14.30 |
Welcome
Michele Vio, President of AiCARR |
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News from European Commission (Building Energy Performance, Ecodesing, Energy Efficiency Directive and regulations)
Olli Seppänen, REHVA General Secretary |
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Energy boundaries and scientific definition of nZEB based on the results of REHVA Task Force
Livio Mazzarella, Energy Department, Polytechnic of Milan |
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Energy labeling, ECO labeling and Certification in nZEB
Sylvain Courtey, Eurovent Certification |
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Nearly Zero Energy Buildings: experiences and case studies from Central and North Europe
Jarek Kurnitski, Sitra, the Finnish Innovation Fund, Finland |
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nZEB Herten, results of International research project
Ansgar Thiemann, Daikin Europe |
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Heating and cooling, the challenge in nZEB's
Michael Schmidt, University of Stuttgart, Germany |
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Overview on HVAC and DHW energy systems for residential ZEB in the Italian market
Enrico Fabrizio, University of Turin |
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Final discussion and conclusions |
17.00 |
Cocktail |