2019 - Franco Angeli
Article
Digital Version
Télécharger | Copier/coller | Impression
Sustainable technologies for greenhouse systems
143-160 p.
- The greenhouse cultivation system in European countries represents one of the most energy-intensive sectors in the agriculture and agro-industry sector. In this regard, renewable energies represent an innovative solution to reduce energy costs and environmental impacts. Both, the energy demands and the economic aspects are analyzed with regard to the main energy users, i.e.: heating and cooling systems, lighting and pumping for irrigation. This work considers the use of solar photovoltaic and thermal energy. The use of semi-closed greenhouses is also considered. [Publisher's text].
-
Informations
Code DOI : 10.3280/RISS2019-002-S1010
ISSN: 2239-1959
KEYWORDS
- Photovoltaic greenhouse, closed greenhouse system, energy efficiency, renewable energy, solar energy, sustainable agriculture
-
Dans le même fichier
- Editorial
- Impact of green walls on the performance of a building in a Mediterranean climate
- Green roofs for the energy and environmental sustainability of buildings
- Vertical green to improve the energy efficiency of buildings
- Integration of green roofs&walls in urban areas
- Green infrastructures for the energetic and environmental sustainability of cities
- Innovation for the Italian agricultural and food industry sector
- Value Stream Map and energy consumption in agro-industrial juice fruit processing
- Energy efficiency in the agro-industry
- Sustainable technologies for greenhouse systems
- Sustainable architecture for wine cellars
- Bioclimatic architecture of residential buildings
- Life Cycle Assessment for green buildings
- Bioclimatic greenhouses for energy efficiency in buildings
- Solar Cooling : a renewable energy solution
- Tax benefits for the energy requalification of Italian real estate assets
- The tourism sector and energy saving incentives
- Towards the European harmonisation of a Soil Cadastre inventory as a tool for environmental, social, economic, legal and taxation purposes
- Valorisation of urban green areas for producing renewable energy and biochar as growing substrate of Sicilian aromatic and nutraceutical species in a circular economy
- Life Cycle Impact Assessment applied to cactus pear crop production for generating bioenergy and biofertiliser
- Manure as a potential source of renewable energy : The behaviour and characterisation of biofuels generated from three animal manure types when subjected to pyrolysis
- Biowaste in a circular bioeconomy in Mediterranean area : a case study of compost and vermicompost as growing substrates alternative to peat
- Operative and environmental performance of a hot-foam machine for the herbicide-free weeding of the vineyard
- Mechanical behaviour of three organic fertilisers to optimise spreading methods in the vineyard
- The evaluation of urban soils aimed at the sustainability of plants in public and private flowerbeds
