WP1. Information compilation and proposed technical measures.
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All the members of the consortium except the core SME group, will gather information on environmental regulations affecting greenhouse energy supply systems at national and European level. The RTDs will elaborate a short report analysing the effects of this regulations in the sector. In addition, a compilation integrating the different energy supply systems employed in Europe will be performed. The different systems in use will be compared and a set of recommendations for preferable technologies will be issued. All the energy supply systems will be evaluated in order to identify and categorise the critical points that have a major influence on energy efficiency. A set of measures to improve the efficiency in those points will be proposed.
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Task 1 | Legislative Framework (TGA) |
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Task 2 | State of the technology in the sector and energy critical factors (WU) |
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Task 2.1 | Energy supply systems and energy consuming equipment review (WU) |
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Task 2.2 | Indirect factors affecting the energy consumption (VTT) |
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Task 2.3 | Identification of energy critical points and performance indictors in the energy systems (TTZ) |
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Task 3 | Repercussions of the legal situation and current state of the technology (TTZ) |
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Task 4 | Measures for technical improvements and best |
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