Objective
Building 874 new dwellings in 11 cities, with an expected energy saving of 50% with respect to national standards, demonstrating the relevance of innovative technical measures to save energy and reduce CO2 emissions. Innovation: innovative technologies include advanced envelope materials, energy management systems, low electricity consumption HVAC, active and passive solar energy, natural lighting, fresh water saving.
The SUNH Thermie 96 Targeted Project, focuses on the construction of new housing, proposed by 10 different organisations settled in large cities throughout Europe, which can demonstrate an average energy saving of 50% when compared to the national standard of the 8 European countries involved. The consortium of 10 organisations is also committed to demonstrate the relevance of a series of technical measures to reduce CO2 emissions using different RUE and RES techniques. In the case of sites where the proposers are local authorities or housing associations with a direct link to their city or urban area, an effort will be made to integrate unemployed young people and make use of small to medium regional entreprises.
To demonstrate the role that European cities could play and the results that could be obtained through this SUNH project, each individual site will introduce at least one innovative technical solution such as advanced envelope materials, energy management systems, combined heat power, low electricity consumption (HVAC, lighting), active and passive solar energy, natural lighting and water saving.
Innovative and energy characteristics of the different projects involved in SUNH are as follows :
HLM Caen - FR : 113 flats/10 houses
- Energy saving : 41 TOE - 366471 kWh
- Cogeneration system, direct solar radiant floor
K77 Utrecht - NL : 400 flats
- Energy saving : 35 TOE - 364350 kWh - 128 kWh/m²
- PV system, improved low emissivity glazing
FARUMSODAL Farum - DK : 36 small houses
- Energy saving : 19 TOE - 189500 kWh - 86 kWh/m²
- PV system control on solar pre-heated fresh air, low temperature heating system
USBL Oslo - NO : 30 flats
- Energy saving : 19 TOE - 189500 kWh - 86 kWh/m²
- Advanced sun spaces and solar collectors, advanced windows and translucent insulation, PV system
ATT Helsinki - FI :44 flats
- Energy saving : 56 TOE - 454019 kWh - 123 kWh/m²
- Solar pre-heating DHW, super insulated windows
LARCOVI Guadalajara - ES : 46 flats
- Energy saving : 52 TOE - 565323 kWH - 101 kWh/m²
- Transparent solar collector for DHW, thermal shield
SOVEREIGN HA Portsmouth - UK : 27 flats, 11 houses
- Energy saving : 29 TOE - 316673 kWh - 115 kWH/m²
- Bioclimatic architecture integration, perforated solar collectors pre-heating fresh air
EALING FAMILY HA Reading - UK : 50 flats
- Energy saving : 22 TOE - 196685 kWh - 54 kWh/m²
- Solar DHW
QUALITAT Barcelona - ES : 58 flats
- Energy saving : 30 TOE - 254414 kWH/m² - 45kWh/m²
- Massive walls plus outside extra insulation, passive stack ventilation
Fields of science (EuroSciVoc)
CORDIS classifies projects with EuroSciVoc, a multilingual taxonomy of fields of science, through a semi-automatic process based on NLP techniques.
CORDIS classifies projects with EuroSciVoc, a multilingual taxonomy of fields of science, through a semi-automatic process based on NLP techniques.
- engineering and technologymechanical engineeringthermodynamic engineering
- engineering and technologyelectrical engineering, electronic engineering, information engineeringelectrical engineeringpower engineeringelectric power generationcombined heat and power
- engineering and technologyenvironmental engineeringenergy and fuelsrenewable energysolar energyphotovoltaic
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