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Solar Cooling
This presentation from the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) discusses a project they collaborated on with the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) and others to reduce the energy intensity of one of their facilities with a concentrated solar thermal air conditioning project.
This presentation comes from Queen’s University in Canada. It provides information on liquid desiccant air conditioning, background research on how this technology could be used with solar thermal air conditioning, and plans for a demonstration project.
This presentation by ESTIF has been presented at the 4th European Conference on Renewable Heating and Cooling in April 2013 in Dublin. The presentation gives an overview of what is needed to develop a Roadmap for solar heating and cooling technologies in Europe. Their Solar Heating and Cooling Technology Roadmap is expected to be completed by July 2013, and will include: goals, technological capacities and solutions for achieving energy efficiency.
This presentation comes from Puerto Rico’s Universidad del Turabo, and explores the benefits of solar thermal air conditioning, the technology that makes this application possible, and how its use can be expanded in Puerto Rico and the Caribbean.
This presentation was given by BSW, the German Solar Industry Association, and provides an outline of the German solar thermal energy sector: market trends, policies and existing opportunities and challenges.
This report is a summary of five solar thermal feasibility studies conducted by Stantec Consulting for the British Columbia Ministry of Agriculture. The studies looked at the potential for solar thermal heating and cooling systems to be used in various agricultural applications across British Columbia.
This document is a part of the 2012 Quality Assurance in Solar Heating and Cooling Technology (QAiST) Project report on the requirements for durability and performance testing of solar cooling systems. The study analyses the existing situation in the field of solar thermal cooling and provides recommendations for innovative approaches, methods and standards in the area.
This presentation of Green Chiller Association for Sorption Cooling e.V. outlines different types of solar thermal collectors for industrial heating and cooling, and their existing capacities and advantages. It also provides an overview of the market statistics for the use of solar process heat and cooling in Germany and in the world.
This presentation was given at the Indo-German Cleantech Symposium in New Delhi, 2012, and focuses on the potential of Solar Fresnel collectors for Industrial solar cooling and process heating.
This report was written by Eric Buchanan of the University of Minnesota, West Central Research and Outreach Center (WCROC). It provides the preliminary energy data results obtained from the study of a large evacuated tube solar thermal system for building heating and cooling.
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