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The ability to completely replace an existing heating system with an all-electric system is optimal for reducing operational carbon but not for life-cycle costs.
The ability to completely replace an existing heating system with an all-electric system is optimal for reducing operational carbon but not for life-cycle costs.
Partnering Countries Will Harness the Power and Expertise of the U.S. Government, Philanthropic Groups and Academia to Scale Up Clean Energy Deployment and Investment.
Waste heat recovery (WHR) is a “low hanging fruit,” which only has one disadvantage: It presents a longer return on investment (ROI) than is usually acceptable to plants.
By analyzing current data to understand the impact of potential decarbonization transition scenarios, pragmatic changes can be implemented in both replacement and new construction applications to reach the 2030 GHG global reduction targets, and be used as a stepping stone to reach the more lofty 2050 goals in the future.
By analyzing current data to understand the impact of potential decarbonization transition scenarios, pragmatic changes can be implemented in both replacement and new construction applications to reach the 2030 GHG global reduction targets, and be used as a stepping stone to reach the more lofty 2050 goals in the future.
Leighton Deer, vice president of mechanical engineering, and Peter Dahl, principal, of HGA Architects and Engineers, take a deeper dive into beneficial electrification in this video.
On Demand This session will introduce the topic of decarbonization, examining why it’s needed for a sustainable future, define how the grid is already getting greener, and explore potential electric solutions design teams can employ to help customers.