Published May 2003 | Version v1
Journal article

Contribution to the strategy of energy efficiency

  • 1. Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, St. 'Cyril and Methodius' University, Skopje (Macedonia, The Former Yugoslav Republic of)

Description

An explanation for the greenhouse effect, i.e.global warming and reasons which contribute to this effect. Greenhouse gasses (GHG) and GWP (Global Warming Potential) as a factor for estimating their contributing on the greenhouse effect. Indicators of the climate change in the previous period and projecting of likely scenarios for the future. Consequences on the environment and human activities: industry, energy, agriculture, water resource. The main lines of the Kyoto Protocol and problems in its realization. Suggestions to the country strategy concerning to the acts of the Kyoto Protocol. A special attention is pointed out on the energy, its resource, the structure of energy consumption and energy efficiency. Main sectors of the energy efficiency: buildings, industry and transport. Buildings: importance of heat insulation. District heating, suggestions for space heating. Heat pumps and CHP. Air conditioning and refrigeration. Industry: process heating, and integrated energy system heat recovery, refrigeration, compressed air. Need of quality maintenance and servicing. Monitoring and automatic control. Education for energy and its saving. (Original)

Additional details

Additional titles

Original title (Macedonian)
Pridones kon strategijata za energetska efikasnost

Publishing Information

Journal Title
Energetika
Journal Volume
11
Journal Issue
37
Series
Continuation from the v.11(36)
Journal Page Range
p. 65-69
ISSN
1409-6048

INIS

Country of Publication
North Macedonia, Republic of
Country of Input or Organization
North Macedonia, Republic of
INIS RN
34054402
Subject category
S54: ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES;
Descriptors DEI
CLIMATIC CHANGE; ENERGY EFFICIENCY; ENVIRONMENT; GREENHOUSE EFFECT; GREENHOUSE GASES; OZONE LAYER
Descriptors DEC
CLIMATIC CHANGE; EFFICIENCY; LAYERS

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