bookNov 19, 2014Closed access

Handbook of Clean Energy Systems

KFKraxner, F.FSFuss, S.KVKrey, V.BDBest, D.LSLeduc, S.

Newcastle University

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Abstract

Thermal energy used for heating and cooling represents a significant proportion of total energy use in industrial processes and is largely supplied by fossil fuels. Mechanical operations primarily powered by electricity also consume a large amount of energy. Both heating and cooling operations as well as mechanical operations release large amounts of heat into the environment; therefore, careful management of thermal energy is a key factor in reducing overall energy consumption and emissions. Energy-related pressures, incentives, and opportunities provide a strong business case to invest in improving energy efficiency. These include customer demand for “green” products, national taxes, and financial…

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Authors

11
  • KF
    Kraxner, F.Corresponding

    Newcastle University

  • FS
    Fuss, S.

    Newcastle University

  • KV
    Krey, V.

    Newcastle University

  • BD
    Best, D.
  • LS
    Leduc, S.

Topics & keywords

Keywords
  • Efficient energy use
  • Incentive
  • Context (archaeology)
  • Environmental economics
  • Energy consumption
  • Energy engineering
  • Sustainability
  • Implementation
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