A combination of low density renewableS, best practices in energy conservation and the development of co- or trigenerated heating and cooling networks based on biomass or high temperature geothermal could bring high shares of renewables to the building sectors energy needs, reduce EU's oil dependency, unnecessary electricity consumption and diminish gas use in buildings thus freeing up gas for the electricity market.
A combination of low density renewableS, best practices in energy conservation and the development of co- or trigenerated heating and cooling networks based on biomass or high temperature geothermal could bring high shares of renewables to the building sectors energy needs, reduce EU's oil dependency, unnecessary electricity consumption and diminish gas use in buildings thus freeing up gas for the electricity market.