Publication type: | International Conference 'Power Plants 2010' |
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Authors: | Marina Jovanović, Biljana Vučićević, Valentina Turanjanin, Vuk Spasojević |
Year: | 2010 |
Journal: | International Conference 'Power Plants 2010', Vrnjačka banja, Serbia |
Volume: | - |
Issue: | - |
Pages: | - |
DOI: | DOI link |
Building and
faster development of the city, increasing the comfort of living, growing needs
for energy and environment at risk indicate the unsustainability of the energy
systems in urban areas.
Every city has to find own path to sustainable
development. The process of sustainability is described as creative, local, and
the equilibrium process that should be implemented in all cities or their parts. The process
of determining the level of sustainable city development starts with defining
the individual indicators. The criteria for
assessing the sustainability of the energy system must be defined based on
multiple aspects: economic, social and environmental. Energy indicators for
sustainable development describe the appropriate criteria to assess the
sustainability of urban energy system. This paper shows the consumption of thermal energy in
the household and public sector and describes the need
to establish indicators in urban areas, which should help in: comparison,
evaluation and prediction, in the formation of a database, and to assist the
various experts and professionals in improvement of information and training of
local communities towards sustainable development. Also, this paper shows the
selection, definition and calculation of energy indicators in the building
management sector. It is shown, as an example, how the formation of energy indicators
for the four selected objects located in the administrative area of the city
of Belgrade: 1) apartment
in the residental building with district heating system; 2) apartment in the
four-floor building with heating system using liquid
petroleum gas as a fuel;
3) single-floor house with heating appliances for heating
supplied and 4) two-floor house used
coal for space heating.