It is commonly assumed that solar hot water systems save energy and reduce greenhouse emissions relative to conventional fossil fuel-powered systems. Very rarely has the life-cycle greenhouse emissions (including the embodied greenhouse emissions of manufacture) of solar hot water systems been analysed. The extent to which solar hot water systems can reduce emissions compared with conventional systems can be shown through a comparative life-cycle greenhouse emissions analysis. This method determined the time it takes for these net greenhouse emissions savings to occur, or the ‘emissions payback period’. This paper presents the results of a life-cycle greenhouse emissions analysis of solar hot water systems in comparison with conventional ho...
Climate change is increasingly becoming a significant issue globally and the use of solar thermal te...
The potential of solar water heating systems to reduce domestic energy use is frequently acknowledge...
Climate change is increasingly becoming a significant issue globally and the use of solar thermal te...
It is commonly assumed that solar hot water systems save energy and reduce greenhouse emissions rela...
It is commonly assumed that solar hot water systems save energy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions ...
It is commonly assumed that solar hot water systems save energy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions....
In this paper a study on the environmental protection offered by domestic solar water heating syste...
Verkefnið er unnið í tengslum við Háskóla Íslands og Háskólann á AkureyriWater heating accounts for ...
Global warming potential (GWP) and primary energy demand (PED) were investigated for a range of dome...
The paper presents a cradle-to-grave life cycle assessment for two domestic solar hot water systems....
Water heating accounts for 23% of residential energy consumption in Australia, and, as over half is ...
We estimate the emissions of the two most important greenhouse gasses (GHG), carbon dioxide (CO2) an...
The employment of renewable energy sources can represent a useful way to reduce air emissions releas...
On average, hot water is responsible for 18% of residential energy consumption and corresponding gre...
Available on: http://www.ep.liu.se/ecp/057/vol14/002/ecp57vol14_002.pdfInternational audienceSolar t...
Climate change is increasingly becoming a significant issue globally and the use of solar thermal te...
The potential of solar water heating systems to reduce domestic energy use is frequently acknowledge...
Climate change is increasingly becoming a significant issue globally and the use of solar thermal te...
It is commonly assumed that solar hot water systems save energy and reduce greenhouse emissions rela...
It is commonly assumed that solar hot water systems save energy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions ...
It is commonly assumed that solar hot water systems save energy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions....
In this paper a study on the environmental protection offered by domestic solar water heating syste...
Verkefnið er unnið í tengslum við Háskóla Íslands og Háskólann á AkureyriWater heating accounts for ...
Global warming potential (GWP) and primary energy demand (PED) were investigated for a range of dome...
The paper presents a cradle-to-grave life cycle assessment for two domestic solar hot water systems....
Water heating accounts for 23% of residential energy consumption in Australia, and, as over half is ...
We estimate the emissions of the two most important greenhouse gasses (GHG), carbon dioxide (CO2) an...
The employment of renewable energy sources can represent a useful way to reduce air emissions releas...
On average, hot water is responsible for 18% of residential energy consumption and corresponding gre...
Available on: http://www.ep.liu.se/ecp/057/vol14/002/ecp57vol14_002.pdfInternational audienceSolar t...
Climate change is increasingly becoming a significant issue globally and the use of solar thermal te...
The potential of solar water heating systems to reduce domestic energy use is frequently acknowledge...
Climate change is increasingly becoming a significant issue globally and the use of solar thermal te...