Turkish hospital retrofitting makes sustainable energy use case study
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A hospital in Aydin, Turkey, will serve as a test case to demonstrate that it is possible to reduce its energy consumption by 50%, and decrease greenhouse gas emissions, with retrofitting solutions
Three public non-residential buildings will be revamped during the next four years in three countries with different climates; namely in Turkey, Belgium and Spain. If proved successful, the experiment developed under the BRICKER EU-funded project will be extended further afield. Yunus Çengel, dean of the faculty of engineering at the Adnan Menderes University, in Aydin, Turkey, and one of the partners in the project, tells youris.com how he intends to renovate a hospital in Aydin in order to make it much more energy efficient.
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