Policies to drive heating and cooling towards decarbonisation: a model based ex-ante assessment

  • Lukas Kranzl (Speaker)
  • Richard Büchele (Other)
  • Marcus Hummel (Other)
  • Münster, M. (Guest lecturer)
  • Stefan Petrovic (Other)
  • Sara Ben Amer (Guest lecturer)
  • Kenneth Bernard Karlsson (Guest lecturer)
  • Tobias Fleiter (Other)
  • Eftim Popovski (Other)
  • Ali Aydemir (Other)
  • Jan Steinbach (Other)

    Activity: Talks and presentations › Conference presentations

    Description

    50% of final energy demand in the EU-28 is used for heating and cooling (H/C). Thus, a growing focus of climate policies is put on this sector. While national and EU policies are essential, also local initiatives and instruments are required. Thus, the key question of our paper is: Which policies are needed on the national and local level to drive heating and cooling towards decarbonisation? We analysed this question for six selected countries and local case studies within these countries. The paper covers the whole heating and cooling sector, i.e. space heating and hot water preparation in buildings, process heating in industry and district heating and electricity generation. The paper is based on the Horizon 2020 project progRESsHEAT (www.progressheat.eu).
    Period10 Jun 2018 → 13 Jun 2018
    Event title41st IAEE International Conference : Transforming Energy Markets
    Event typeConference
    LocationGroningen, NetherlandsShow on map
    Degree of RecognitionInternational

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