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PROGRESSIVE INDOOR TECHNOLOGIES IN BUILDINGS- REDUCE ENERGY CONSUMPTION
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The using of low-emission - renewable sour ce of energy (wind, solar and photovoltaic energy, geothermal energy and energy from biomass and biofuels) undoubtedly contributes to the retardation of climate changes. The energy is the essential part for the world function. Today is the achievement of reasonable energy consumption one of the fundamental roles. It has 80% of all greenhouse gas emissions in the world, which are the main cause of the climate change and stronger air pollution. Therefore it is needed to reduce the level of greenhouse gas emissions at the global level. Energy is still not only more expensive, increasingly rare, but also harmful in the environment world and it so far as starts directly threat human existence. In the work I analyse using of energy sources which influence CO 2 emissions production and consequently the way of using solar energy on the one of the energy intensive sources- on the cold. Work gives an analysis of energy sources and solar cooling with its advantages and disadvantages with application on the selected experimental room in a school building.
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European Parliament and the Council on 2010/31/EU 19 th May 2010 the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (recast)
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