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This book focuses on the ways in which military installations and small cities can implement and integrate triple net planning and energy, water, and waste sustainability strategies into broad installation operational management, arrive at the best decision, create policy and communicate effectively to stakeholders. It explores current and emerging technologies, methods, and frameworks for energy conservation, efficiency, and renewable energy within the context of triple net zero implementation practice. Recognizing that the challenge extends beyond finding technological solutions to achieve triple net zero outcomes, the contributions also address the need for a systemic view in the planning phase, as well as adequate communication and policy measures and incentives.
List of contents
Introduction.- 2. Why NATO is interested in a Triple Net Zero Approach to Installations?.- 3. Toward Net Zero Energy Military Installations.- 4. Net Zero Energy Master Planning Concept.- 5. How to Achieve Energy Efficient Communities.- 6. Deep Energy Retrofit (DER); R. Lohse et al.- 7. Energy Supply Options.- 8. Renewable Energy Options and Considerations for Net Zero Installations.- 9. Planning Tools to Simulate and Optimize Neighborhood Energy Systems.- 10. Lessons Learned from the US Army Net Zero Energy Program for NATO Installations.- 11. Advances in the Net-Zero Paradigm and Resilience of Net-Zero Strategic Plans for Water Systems.- 12. Net Zero Waste: Issues, Technologies, Trends, and Commercially Viable Solutions.- 13. Planning Green in Cities and Military Installations.- 14. Awareness, Communication and Visualisation.
Summary
This book focuses on the ways in which military installations and small cities can implement and integrate triple net planning and energy, water, and waste sustainability strategies into broad installation operational management, arrive at the best decision, create policy and communicate effectively to stakeholders. It explores current and emerging technologies, methods, and frameworks for energy conservation, efficiency, and renewable energy within the context of triple net zero implementation practice. Recognizing that the challenge extends beyond finding technological solutions to achieve triple net zero outcomes, the contributions also address the need for a systemic view in the planning phase, as well as adequate communication and policy measures and incentives.
