Innovation in the Field of the Energy Using

Dr. V.A. Grushnikov, Senior Research Associate, VINITI of RAN, Moscow, Russia, viniti@mach04.ru

key words

energy, fuel, parts, thermodynamic cycles, energy storage, energy use, energy efficiency

References

The successful solution of the problem, to a large extent, promotes the use in power systems and high-performance devices, aggregates, allowing to use energy more efficiently. Optimism gives an analysis of awareness of the importance and the urgent need to review the relationship of humanity to energy savings / energy efficiency problem that became evident, including, in entering into force in 2016-2018, the requirements of the Directive 1253/2014/EU on energy efficiency of the ventilation and air conditioning equipment as well as in numerous structural and technological measures to improve the systems and individual devices used in the industrial and economic activities and everyday life. This Euroreglament provides for the reduction of energy consumption by 2020 different units of buildings by 20%. Available in the EU 160 million buildings consume more than 40 % of all European energy and are the sources of emissions in the atmosphere of 40 % carbon dioxide. The requirements of the new Directive should change for the better the environmental situation in Europe without impairing microclimatic comfort.

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