Energy in the form of electricity is used in achieving indoor thermal comfort in buildings in Nigeria. The rising cost of energy and its epileptic nature of supply have necessitated the need to explore other sources of energy which promise to be more sustainable. It is in the light of this that this paper investigated the features of houses in the hot-dry climatic zone of Nigeria which have been traditionally used to reduce energy consumption in buildings. These were found to include the use of thick mud walls, courtyards and colour amongst others
Over the past three decades research on energy use in buildings has become significant due to increa...
In this paper a critical analysis of how to passively cool residential buildings in Northern Nigeria...
Studies have shown that the biggest climate impacts will take place in the tropical countries of Afr...
Energy consumption in residential buildings is one of the increasing phenomenal in the built environ...
Stimulating minimal energy use and a consequential reduction in CO2 emissions to curb global warming...
Stimulating minimal energy use and a consequential reduction in CO2 emissions to curb global warming...
Even though domestic energy can be from either renewable or non-renewable sources, the former is pre...
Construction materials play important roles on energy consumed for conditioning building internal sp...
The varying manifestations of climate change are greatly impacting our lives and livelihoods princip...
Undoubtedly, world energy consumption in buildings of about 50% is used for heating, cooling, lighti...
Earth-air heat exchangers (EAHX), also called ground tube heat exchangers, are a possible technique ...
open access journalThe main objective the Nigerian building sector is working on is achieving energy...
The housing typologies that were developed as part of Abuja’s master plan over 30 years ago are stil...
The housing typologies that were developed as part of Abuja’s master plan over 30 years ago are stil...
Energy consumption in buildings accounts for approximately 45% of the world’s total energy consumpti...
Over the past three decades research on energy use in buildings has become significant due to increa...
In this paper a critical analysis of how to passively cool residential buildings in Northern Nigeria...
Studies have shown that the biggest climate impacts will take place in the tropical countries of Afr...
Energy consumption in residential buildings is one of the increasing phenomenal in the built environ...
Stimulating minimal energy use and a consequential reduction in CO2 emissions to curb global warming...
Stimulating minimal energy use and a consequential reduction in CO2 emissions to curb global warming...
Even though domestic energy can be from either renewable or non-renewable sources, the former is pre...
Construction materials play important roles on energy consumed for conditioning building internal sp...
The varying manifestations of climate change are greatly impacting our lives and livelihoods princip...
Undoubtedly, world energy consumption in buildings of about 50% is used for heating, cooling, lighti...
Earth-air heat exchangers (EAHX), also called ground tube heat exchangers, are a possible technique ...
open access journalThe main objective the Nigerian building sector is working on is achieving energy...
The housing typologies that were developed as part of Abuja’s master plan over 30 years ago are stil...
The housing typologies that were developed as part of Abuja’s master plan over 30 years ago are stil...
Energy consumption in buildings accounts for approximately 45% of the world’s total energy consumpti...
Over the past three decades research on energy use in buildings has become significant due to increa...
In this paper a critical analysis of how to passively cool residential buildings in Northern Nigeria...
Studies have shown that the biggest climate impacts will take place in the tropical countries of Afr...