Multi-Objective Optimization of Complex Measures on Supplying Energy to Rural Residential Buildings in Uzbekistan Using Renewable Energy Sources

Akbar Halimov, Markus Nürenberg, Dirk Müller, J. S. Akhatov, Zafar Iskandarov · 2020 · Applied Solar Energy

Summary. This study optimizes rural residential building designs in Uzbekistan to minimize energy costs and carbon emissions using renewable sources. Researchers modeled four-room houses with varying insulation levels and tested three scenarios: minimizing reconstruction costs, reducing primary energy consumption to zero, and achieving low-carbon communities. Results show optimal insulation thicknesses for roofs, floors, and walls, plus solar collector sizing across regions, though renewable solutions remain economically unviable at current electricity prices.

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@article{halimov-2020-multi-objective-optimization-complex-measures,
  title   = {Multi-Objective Optimization of Complex Measures on Supplying Energy to Rural Residential Buildings in Uzbekistan Using Renewable Energy Sources},
  author  = {Akbar Halimov and Markus Nürenberg and Dirk Müller and J. S. Akhatov and Zafar Iskandarov},
  journal = {Applied Solar Energy},
  year    = {2020},
  doi     = {10.3103/s0003701x20020073},
  url     = {https://doi.org/10.3103/s0003701x20020073}
}

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DOI

10.3103/s0003701x20020073

Countries

Uzbekistan

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energy, climate-and-environment

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