EU CAMELIAプロジェクトについて

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A new project called CAMELIA was launched in 2004 by EU to mitigate global warming by introducing multi-generation and renewable energy systems (RES) into buildings. CAMELIA stands for "Concerted Action Multi-generation Energy systems with Locally Integrated Application". And their target is to develop a new path to reduce GHG emissions and innovative energy management through the coupling of renewable energy systems and poly-generation in eco-buildings. The first workshop was held January, 2005 and author was invited to the workshop to present the present status of cogeneration and tri-generation in Japan. A lot of discussion was made on primary energy saving and CO_2 reduction by multi-generation, incentives and bottleneck of cogeneration, energy demand of eco-buildings and so on. This paper introduces the scope of CAMELIA project, the essence of the discussion, its implication to Japan and the present status of distributed energy systems (DES) in Europe.
一般社団法人日本エネルギー学会の論文
2005-06-20