Lecture

Energy Transition in Switzerland

Description

This lecture covers the energy transition in Switzerland, focusing on topics such as energy savings in the building sector, heating methods, condensation heating, heat pumps, fuel cells, district heating, passive measures, modern lighting systems, ventilation systems, and further energy-saving strategies. The instructor presents various ways to enhance energy efficiency, reduce final energy consumption, and improve the sustainability of buildings through the use of renewable energy sources and advanced technologies.

In MOOC

La transition énergique suisse / Energiewende in der Schweiz

Instructors (2)

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