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Green Solar Cities book cover

1st Edition

Green Solar Cities

By Peder Vejsig Pedersen, Jakob Klint, Karin Kappel, Katrine Vejsig Pedersen Copyright 2015
330 Pages 21 Color Illustrations
by Routledge

330 Pages
by Routledge

330 Pages 21 Color Illustrations
by Routledge
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The Green Solar Cities, EU-Concerto project focuses on the practical large scale implementation of solar energy technologies in combination with new build and retrofit low energy building in the cities of Copenhagen, with its city part Valby, in Denmark and Salzburg in Austria. This book aims to influence decision makers in European cities towards a similar approach to the Green Solar Cities... Read more
Preface Introduction 1. Solar Energy in Cities 1.1 Copenhagen Climate Plan 1.2 30 Years of Solar Energy Development 1.3 Danish Building Tradition - History and Materials 1.4 Valby PV Plan 2. Solar City Copenhagen 3. Green Solar Cities 3.1 Green Solar Cities - Valby 3.2 Green Solar Cities - Salzburg 4. Solar Energy and Energy-Efficient Buildings 4.1 History at City Level and Cases at Building Level. Practice - Not Just Best Practice 4.2 Danish Low Energy Building 4.3 European Low Energy Building Projects in Combination with Use of Solar Energy 5. Visions 5.1 Development of Zero Energy Building 5.2 Active House Standard 5.3 Performance Documentation 5.4 Active Roofs and Facades 6. Smart Cities 6.1 Urban Challenges and New Strategies - Homes of the Future Photographer List Bibiliography Links

Biography

Green Solar Cities is published on the basis of the EU Concerto funded project, Green Solar Cities, with Valby in Copenhagen, Denmark and Salzburg in Austria as the main city partners. Peder Vejsig Pedersen is the Technical Coordinator and initiator of the Green Solar Cities project and has an MSc in engineering. Peder is also the Director of Cenergia and has been Chairman of the Danish Association of Sustainable Cities and Buildings (FBBB) since 2005. Jakob Klint is an Administrative Coordinator of the Green Solar Cities project and Project Leader at the Kuben Management organisation, Denmark. Together with Peder Vejsig Pedersen he initiated the Valby PV plan in 2000. Karin Kappel is an Architect MAA from Denmark and has been the Secretariat Leader of the Solar City Copenhagen association since 2004. Katrine Vejsig Pedersen has an MSc in engineering. Her main focus is on sustainable organisation and planning in communities.

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