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Energy Potential Mapping: Visualising Energy Characteristics for the Exergetic Optimisation of the Built Environment
2013
Entropy
It is difficult to fully satisfy the energy demand of today's society with renewables. Nevertheless, most of the energy we use is lost as non-functional waste energy, whereas a large part of the built environment's energy demand is only for low-quality energy, so the initial demand for primary, high-quality energy can be reduced by more effective usage, such as by low-exergy means. Gaining insight into the parameters of energy demands and local renewable and residual energy potentials enables
doi:10.3390/e15020490
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