LDTA@ETAPS: Foreword

By M. Brand, D. Parigot. LDTA@ETAPS, 2001

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VOL.36 NO 1/2018 HPT MAGAZINE 3 Energy is the dominant contributor to climate change and accounts for nearly 60 % of global greenhouse gas emissions. The global emissions of CO2 have increased by almost 50 % since 1990. Studies show that heat savings can cost-effectively reduce the total heat demand in Europe by 30-50 % if waste heat is used. Today, 30 % of the Danish total energy consumption is used for heating of buildings, and although future buildings will be Zero Energy Buildings, the replacement of old buildings in Denmark is only 1 % per year. Thus, as the share of energy for heating will be just as high in the future, more efficient systems and solutions are needed.

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