Code: 50623809

The Decarbonized Grid

Name: The Decarbonized Grid
Brand: Independently published
SKU: 50623809
Price: 35.31 EUR
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Author: Charles Nehme
ISBN: 9798276877808

by Charles Nehme

The global imperative to reach Net-Zero Emissions has fundamentally changed how we design, power, and operate our built environments. For decades, the Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) sector has been a silent, yet ... more

Language: English
Binding: Paperback
Number of pages: 110
Publisher: Independently published, 2025
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Book synopsis

The global imperative to reach Net-Zero Emissions has fundamentally changed how we design, power, and operate our built environments. For decades, the Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) sector has been a silent, yet dominant, consumer of the world's energy, contributing substantially to peak electricity demand and overall carbon footprint. This is no longer sustainable.

This book, The Decarbonized Grid: Integrating HVAC Systems with Renewable Energy and Storage, is a direct response to this challenge. It moves beyond simply discussing energy efficiency; it explores the transformative process of electrification and sector coupling, positioning HVAC systems-specifically heat pumps-not as mere energy consumers, but as critical, flexible assets that support a modernized, decarbonized electric grid.

We will demystify the complex interplay between renewable energy variability, energy storage (both electrical and thermal), and intelligent building controls. We will dive deep into technologies like Virtual Power Plants (VPP) and Thermal Energy Storage (TES), showing how a network of smart buildings can act as a vast, collective battery for the grid.

The transition to a net-zero future requires a profound shift in thinking for every stakeholder. This book is your technical and strategic guide to navigating this change, ensuring that the buildings of tomorrow are not just comfortable and safe, but are also active participants in a resilient, renewable energy ecosystem.