Low-carbon assessment of building facades using dynamic CO2 intensity of electricity generation in Japan

Low-carbon assessment of building facades using dynamic CO2 intensity of electricity generation in Japan
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利用日本发电的动态二氧化碳强度对建筑外墙进行低碳评估

DOI:
10.1016/j.enbuild.2022.112637
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发表时间:
2023
影响因子:
6.7
通讯作者:
Srisamranrungruang Thanyalak
Srisamranrungruang Thanyalak
中科院分区:
工程技术2区
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作者:
Hiyama Kyosuke;Srisamranrungruang Thanyalak

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To promote low-carbon power supply in a region, the demand due to building use should be synchronized with the optimal supply patterns. To this end, the usefulness of using the time-varying CO2intensity of electricity in building design is discussed. Hourly intensities were first estimated and visualized for Tokyo, Japan, and the low-carbon impacts of improved façade performance were compared using case studies with a generic office model. Two cases were compared: one with increased solar shading performance of window glass and the other with combined measures of insulation, natural ventilation, and eaves. CO2emission savings rate were more significant in the first case (19.4 %) than the second case (18.9 %) when a fixed annual emission intensity was used. In contrast, when hourly intensities were used, the savings rate was 18.1 % and 18.6 %, respectively, reversing the superiority. Consideration of the time-varying CO2intensity could help evaluate building designs that limit electricity use during high CO2intensity and shift it to periods of low CO2intensity. The integration of time-varying factors not only in the mechanical system evaluation but also in building design itself should be integrated to promote the regional transition to a decarbonized society.