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“In the morning I just need a long, hot shower”. A sociological exploration of energy sensibilities in Norwegian bathrooms
Authors: Publication Year: 2013

This article proposes a new area of research centered on the study of how energy sensibilities—in terms of esthesia which is understood as responsiveness and awareness—are distributed and redistributed. Energy is approached as a polyphonic concept with many meanings, of which none enjoys privileged status. Given this polyphony, the common observation that end-users have no idea (or wrong ideas) about their energy consumption loses importance. Instead, unevenly distributed ways of sensing and making sense of energy become the object of study. Drawing on the work of French philosopher Jacques Rancière, the article discusses contemporary distributions of energy sensibilities in domestic…
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Zero Village Bergen. Norges mest ambisiøse null-utslipps-områdeprosjekt
Authors: Publication Year: 2015

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Zero Village Bergen. Fremtidens bærekraftige boligomraade
Authors: Publication Year: 2015

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Zero energy renovation of single family houses
Authors: Publication Year: 2013

Thesis for the degree of Philosophiae Doctor
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Zero energy buildings and the rebound effect: A solution to the paradox of energy efficiency?
Authors: Publication Year: 2014

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Zero Energy Building – A Review of definitions and calculation methodologies
Authors: Publication Year: 2011

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Zero Emission Buildings. Status og veien videre
Authors: Publication Year: 2009

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Zero emission buildings – the Norwegian approach
Authors: Publication Year: 2011

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Zero Emission Buildings – the Norwegian Approach
Authors: Publication Year: 2010

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Zero Emission Buildings – the Norwegian Approach
Authors: Publication Year: 2010

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Zero emission buildings – the Norwegian approach
Authors: Publication Year: 2011

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Zero Emission Buildings – The Norwegian Approach
Authors: Publication Year: 2010

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Zero Emission Buildings – produkter og løsninger for eksisterende bygninger
Authors: Publication Year: 2012

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Zero Emission Buildings – null klimabelastninger
Authors: Publication Year: 2010

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Zero Emission Buildings – fra forskning til praksis – Nye muligheter med Living Lab og Test cell – Erfaringer fra demonstrasjonsbyggene
Authors: Publication Year: 2015

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Zero Emission Buildings – examples and research challenges
Authors: Publication Year: 2014

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Zero Emission Buildings – et nytt forskningssenter for miljøvennlig energy
Authors: Publication Year: 2009

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Zero Emission Buildings – A National Research Centre
Authors: Publication Year: 2010

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Zero Emission Buildings – A National Research Centre
Authors: Publication Year: 2010

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Zero Emission Buildings – A National Research Centre
Authors: Publication Year: 2010

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Zero Emission Buildings vs Zero Energy Buildings
Authors: Publication Year: 2012

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Zero Emission Buildings Use and Operation
Authors: Publication Year: 2015

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Zero Emission Buildings in Norway – Research centre and pilot buildings
Authors: Publication Year: 2014

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Zero Emission Buildings and their architectural implications
Authors: Publication Year: 2010

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Zero emission buildings and development of professional (energy) operation culture: Learning and professional development in operation of large buildings
Authors: Publication Year: 2012

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Zero Emission Buildings
Authors: Publication Year: 2009

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Zero Emission Buildings
Authors: Publication Year: 2009

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Zero Emission Buildings
Authors: Publication Year: 2009

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Zero Emission Buildings
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Zero Emission Buildings
Authors: Publication Year: 2014

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Zero Emission Building Envelopes - Numerical Simulations of a Well-Insulated Building with Phase Change Material Panels Integrated in the Floor
Authors: Publication Year: 2011

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Zero Emission Building Envelopes - Comparison of Floor Constructions with PCM, Wood and Concrete in a Life Cycle Perspective
Authors: Publication Year: 2011

This paper presents a case study of a single-family house, where the effect of using thermal energy storage integrated in the floor is evaluated regarding GHG-emissions during the life cycle. The house has a lightweight wood frame construction, is well insulated, and fulfils the Norwegian energy regulations from 2010. Different floor configurations have been studied, both regarding energy demand and emissions. Floors with PCM panels have been compared with a reference case without thermal energy storage integrated in the floor, and have also been compared with concrete and wood as replacement for the PCM panels. The effect of changing the…
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Zero Emission Building Envelopes - Comparison of Different Wall Constructions in a Life Cycle Perspective
Authors: Publication Year: 2011

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Zero Emission Building Concepts in Office Buildings in Norway
Authors: Publication Year: 2011

Zero emission buildings (ZEB) are buildings with a minimized energy consumption and renewable energy supply with zero greenhouse gas emissions. There is no common accepted definition of zero emission buildings. This is due to issues in defining the boundary of a balance in terms of building site and time frame of this balance. Further, there is no standard on accounting for emissions (on material, components, system, and building level) nor is there a standard for emissions from other building related environments. In this paper the goals for ZEB are specified and implications for components are discussed.
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Zero emission building and conversion factors between electricity consumption and emissions of greenhouse gases in a long term perspective
Authors: Publication Year: 2014

Abstract The CO2 emissions from a building’s power system will change over the life time of the building, and this need to be taken into account to verify whether a building is Zero Emission (ZEB) or not. This paper describes how conversion factors between electricity demand and emissions can be calculated for the European power system in a long term perspective through the application of a large scale electricity market model (EMPS). Examples of two types of factors are given: a conversion factor for average emissions per kWh for the whole European power system as well as a marginal factor for…
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ZEP-report 27-2016. SINTEF Academic Press. ISBN 978-82-536-1507-3
Authors: Publication Year: 2016

Abstract The Zero Village Bergen consists of a total floor area of ca. 92 000 m2, with more than 700 dwellings divided between terraced houses (68% of total floor area) and apartment blocks (25%) and some area dedicated to non-residential purposes such as offices, shops, and a kindergarten (7%). The project is currently in the planning phase and the strategy for achieving the ZEB-O goal1 is based on three steps: first, minimize energy demand through energy efficiency of the buildings; second, maximize PV generation on the buildings' footprint; and third, consider additional measures onsite and nearby (e.g. local heating system…
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ZEB-kriterier for nullutslippsbygg – og områder
Authors: Publication Year: 2012

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ZEB – Det nye nasjonale forskningssenteret på nullutslipphus
Authors: Publication Year: 2009

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ZEB sentralt på Ringdalskogen
Publication Year: 2014

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ZEB Pilot house Larvik (Multikomfort) – As built
Authors: Publication Year: 2012

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ZEB Pilot buildings – overview
Authors: Publication Year: 2016

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ZEB Living Lab and Test Cell Lab
Authors: Publication Year: 2015

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ZEB har fått sin første doktorgrad
Publication Year: 2013

Stipendiat ved NTNU og forskningsleder ved SINTEF Byggforsk, Birgit Risholt, disputerer 7. juni som første ZEB-PhD-kandidat siden senteret ble opprettet i 2009.
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ZEB får fortsette
Publication Year: 2013

Forskningsrådet gir ZEB ved NTNU gode tilbakemeldinger, og som ett av tre sentre får ZEB ny treårskontrakt og grønt lys for å fortsette både driften og forskningen i samme spor som de fire første leveårene.
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ZEB definitions
Authors: Publication Year: 2010

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ZEB Definition: Assessing the Implications for Design
Authors: Publication Year: 2010

Conceptually a Zero Emission Building (ZEB) is a building with greatly reduced energy demand and able to generate electricity (or other carriers) from renewable sources in order to achieve a carbon neutral balance. However, a rigorous and agreed definition of ZEB is yet to come. A parallel paper in this conference explains how a formal and comprehensive ZEB definition can be based on the evaluation of certain criteria. These criteria are extensively discussed in ongoing projects, both in Norway and internationally. The objective of this paper is to focus on two of these criteria: energy performance and credits used to…
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ZEB - Zero Emission Buildings
Authors: Publication Year: 2009

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ZE+hytte - A net zero energy building concept
Authors: Publication Year: 2011

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Workshop. Nullenergibygg Haakonsvern, Bergen. Forsvarsbyggs vei mot nullenergibygg
Publication Year: 2012

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Windows in the Buildings of Tomorrow; Energy Losers or Energy Gainers?
Authors: Publication Year: 2013

One of the most effective actions for reduction of energy loss through the building envelope is to optimize the thermal performance, area and localization of the transparent components in the façade in order to obtain minimal heat losses and optimal solar gains. When considering the thermal performance of these transparent components, one should consider, not only heat loss (or gains) caused by thermal transmission, but also the beneficial effects of incident solar radiation and hence reduced demand for heating and artificial lighting. This study presents calculations for a range of windows as part of a building where the coupled effects…
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