کد مقاله | کد نشریه | سال انتشار | مقاله انگلیسی | نسخه تمام متن |
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263811 | 504085 | 2012 | 7 صفحه PDF | دانلود رایگان |
![عکس صفحه اول مقاله: Advances on technical, policy and market aspects of cool roof technology in Europe: The Cool Roofs project Advances on technical, policy and market aspects of cool roof technology in Europe: The Cool Roofs project](/preview/png/263811.png)
Cool roof technology is an energy efficient, financially viable and sustainable solution for mitigating heat islands and reducing building energy consumption for cooling. An EU supported project called Cool Roofs has achieved to promote this technology in the EU by the implementation of an Action Plan. The work is developed in four axes, technical, market, policy and end-users. The Action Plan is steered by the development of the European Cool Roof Council that brings together all related stakeholders. The main results of the project include the creation of the European Cool Roof Council (ECRC), five cool roof pilot studies, a database of cool roofing materials, a handbook and a toolkit to assist the better understanding of the technical aspects of the technology, a market promotion plan, a proposal for a successful strategy to overcome possible policy barriers and engage with key stakeholders who could support and accelerate the creation of an EU policy and regulatory friendly environment to cool roofs, the organization of workshops and seminars and other actions of dissemination. This paper presents the main achievements at EU level regarding the establishment of cool roofs as heat island mitigation strategy and a measure for reducing cooling loads.
► We report the main outcomes of an EU project aiming to promote cool roofs in Europe.
► The European Cool Roofs Council is founded and cool roofing material database is created.
► 5 case studies, a handbook and a toolkit demonstrate the benefits of cool roofs in Europe.
► A market survey and a policy assessment and Action Plan assist cool roof penetration.
► Policies and programs adopted by EU countries are reported.
Journal: Energy and Buildings - Volume 55, December 2012, Pages 35–41