论文信息 - Technology Wedges for Low Carbon-Strategies in Industry

Technology Wedges for Low Carbon-Strategies in Industry

The paper deals with the application of technology wedges in industry for the reduction of greenhouse gases. According to the needs defined by energy services in industry, four wedges are defined: cogeneration, process intensification and heat integration, renewable energy and passive house standard for production halls. With these technologies, industry could cover its part in meeting international emission goals while making economical investments. Such a reduction of the dependency of industry from external energy sources is a substantial contribution to safety issues in nations and regions.

Hans Schnitzer | Michaela Titz | H. Schnitzer | M. Titz

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