Thu, August 06, 2020
05:30 pm
Space cooling is the fastest-growing energy use in buildings globally. By 2050, 45% of India’s peak electricity demand is expected to come from space cooling alone, of which a significant part is attributed to the adoption of room air conditioners in the residential sector. Studies on calculating and reducing this cooling demand have mostly focussed on supply-side measures, specifically cooling technologies such as efficient room air-conditioners. However, this solution is limited to a segment of the population that has both reliable electricity access, and can also afford room air-conditioners. Within this context, this study assesses low-carbon and cost-effective solutions for enabling “thermal comfort for all” households, as a policy vision. It recognises that in a residential building, the cooling load primarily depends on the design and materials of the building envelope (external walls, roof and windows). This study includes the impact of both demand-side (building envelope optimisation) and supply-side (efficient cooling technologies) measures to meet the 2050 space cooling demand.”
Speakers
Sameer Maithel, Director, Greentech Knowledge Solution Pvt. Ltd
Smita Chandiwala, Principal, Energy-Se
Time: Aug 06, 2020, 17h30 IST
Register: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/1057154450515127824