دانلود کتاب سیستم‌های پیشرفته انرژی در ساختمان‌ها، جوامع و مناطق با انرژی صفر مثبت و تاب‌آوری انرژی

Climate action efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the building sector are important for cities around the world. In general, this sector is responsible for approximately 40% of the EU’s energy consumption and 36% of its emissions. Therefore, energy in buildings, communities, and districts is at the forefront of mitigating emissions and ensuring a sustainable, self-sufficient, and safe future. These goals can be achieved by enhancing energy efficiency and using advanced onsite renewable energy generation, conversion, and storage technologies in buildings, communities, and districts, which can offset the energy imported from grids. Various concepts for net-zero/positive energy buildings and districts (NZPEBDs) have emerged in recent years to shape cities into carbon-neutral communities in the near future. In addition to this, climate change and energy crises (disruptive events) can reduce a building’s energy performance and impact occupants’ well-being and habitability conditions, especially during a power outage. These buildings and districts can also help reach self-sufficiency, engage users, and provide energy resiliency during outages. This Special Issue presents innovative research in the domain of buildings, districts and built environment while providing pathways to the new, challenging research avenues for further research. We found that large amount of research topics that were covered showing the diversity and evolving field. We hope that the research results presented will contribute to the future development and research in the field of build environment. As the Guest Editor of this Special Issue, we would like to say thanks and appreciate to the authors and coauthors who published their articles. We are also grateful to the wonderful reviewers whose valuable time, comments and suggestions helped in improving the quality of the articles and also the MDPI editorial staff who helped us during the entire process of producing the Special Issue.