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13.3.2012
Ing. Bronislav Bechník, Ph.D.

National Renewable Energy Action Plan of the Czech Republic sets national target for the share of energy from renewable sources by 2020 in electricity, heating and cooling and transport. Trajectory of interim targets is defined too.

Malá větrná elektrárna na střeše budovy
12.3.2012
Mgr. David Hanslian, Ústav fyziky atmosféry AV ČR, v.v.i.

Small wind turbines in comparison with large ones are usually applied at much lower altitudes, which correspond to the substantially lower wind speed. Wind speed at nominal power is achieved rarely or never. For estimation of energy production a dependence of power output on wind speed (performance curve) at lower wind speeds is substantial.

5.3.2012
Jan Dolenský

The article deals with the possibility of increasing of the energy production efficiency from photovoltaic plants. Input documentation was provided by PV power plant operator in South Moravia, from their installations up to 0.5 MWp. The article aims to analyze the possibilities of increasig operation efficiency, both in terms of technical design and optimization of already finished PV plants and comparation with real facts and economic factors.

20.2.2012
Ing. Bronislav Bechník, Ph.D.

The structure of electricity prices, focused on the history and the contribution of the support of electricity production from renewable energy sources, combined heat and power generation and secondary energy sources.

Chris Huhne na konferenci RenewableUK
13.2.2012
Chris Huhne

Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change, Chris Huhne, proclaimed: "Renewable energy technologies will deliver a third industrial revolution." He criticised "faultfinders and curmudgeons who hold forth on the impossibility of renewables – the unholy alliance of climate sceptics and armchair engineers who are selling Britain’s ingenuity short."

6.2.2012
Ing. Milan Bechyně, redakce TZB-info

Supply of gas or electricity is so important that many customers do not want to risk a possible interruption when changing suppliers. New legislative rules defined in an amendment to the Energy Act No. 458/2000 Coll. (as amended by Act No. 211/2011 Coll.) but fill existing gaps in legislation and establish a procedure for changing supplier.

30.1.2012
Ing. Renata Straková, Ing. Josef Knob

Regular inspection is focused to the boiler, smoke flue and accessories condition, its security and regulation. In addition to the technical condition and maintenance, the documentation, operating instructions, manuals and other documents are under inspection. It quantifies the overall boiler efficiency of measurement results, sets reference respectively minimum boiler efficiency and suggests possible actions.

23.1.2012
Ing. Milan Bechyně, redakce TZB-info

The possibility to choose supplier of gas is available since 2007. But only last year and especially this year the gas market has developed so much that it is possible to save up to 30% of annual costs for heating and hot water in a family house with change supplier.

23.1.2012
Ing. Ivan Beneš, Bc. Filip Vrlík

Oil is the energy source No. 1, and the world is in a period of peak oil. Serious paralysis of economy after peak oil is almost certain, because economic growth demanded increasing consumption of fossil fuels from the beginning of the industrial revolution.
The Czech Republic can ensure its energy security only in integrating with Europe, and especially the connection to Europe's energy (especially electricity and gas) and transport networks and participation in the transformation of post-fossil energy and transport system.

10.12.2011
Czech RE Agency

Electricity from photovoltaic plants is currently cheaper than the energy gained in internal combustion engines using fossil fuels. In cooperation with a heat pump, a small photovoltaic system can successfully compete with usual solar thermal system...

5.12.2011
Ing. Renata Biela, Ph.D., Vysoké učení technické v Brně, Fakulta stavební, Ústav vodního hospodářství obcí

Gray water use system in buildings is not only suitable for new buildings, but also for buildings under reconstruction. However, it is necessary to calculate the profitability of gray water use for each building separately.

14.11.2011
Ing. Aleš Bufka, Ministerstvo průmyslu a obchodu

The article is the result of surveys conducted in the work of raw material and energy department statistics, the Ministry of Industry and Trade. Material published in August 2011 includes data on molded (formed) fuels (briquettes and pellets) made from biomass (wood and plant), peat, coal and paper.

20.10.2011
Mgr. Jiří Zilvar, redakce

The conference sounded clearly in favor of renewable sources. It could be therefore called "Why the future belongs to renewable sources rather than nuclear energy." Among all the speakers only prof. Hrdlicka has spoken in favor of nuclear energy, and it still very carefully.

10.10.2011
doc. Ing. Jiří Pospíšil, Ph.D.

The contribution is focused on the systems of cool production for air-condition units. The first part of the contribution deals with the now-a-days cooling requirements of buildings. Then, the frequently used cool production systems are described and compared each other. The absorption cooling systems and the vapor cooling systems are compared. The most frequently used applications of the cooling absorption cycles are presented, namely tri-generation systems and district cooling systems.

3.10.2011
Ing. Václav Sladký, CSc.

In relation with the present discussions on the use of solar energy it is useful to mention one important stage of Czech agriculture - the production of really high-quality roughage. Besides the development of methods of silage and haylage, thirty years ago the researchers looked at final drying of forage in large-scale haylofts using air solar collectors.

26.9.2011
doc. Ing. Jan Fiedler, Dr.

The paper deals with identifying suitable areas of use of small cogeneration units fossil fuels and renewable energy sources in municipal and industrial uses. Discusses the advantages and disadvantages of cogeneration units based on internal combustion engines, gas turbines and steam engines, including their position in the electricity grid

16.5.2011
J.V.Ráž, DiS.

The article is intended for designers and network operators and aim to help to easily design thermal insulation, without worrying about European regulations and easily realise the insulation design, without lengthy and, in the case of heat transfer coefficients, unnecessary calculations.

14.3.2011
Ing. Petr Kotek, Ph.D., Miroslav Purkert, Lucie Šancová, Petr Vogel

The paper discusses the alternative heat sources to central district heating for panel buildings. Nowadays, most of the reconstructions of panel buildings cover only the improvement of thermal quality of the building envelope in order to decrease the heat loss and the operating costs of heating. With high-quality insulated envelope it is possible to achieve high reduction of thermal heat loss. Additional reduction of heat loss on the envelope insulation side is very expensive. In order to reach another reduction of operational costs in the building it could be more efficient to change the heat source with cheaper energy.


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