Net Zero Energy Low Rise Apartment in Jakarta
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In Indonesia, there is a growing movement to implement energy-efficient and energy-saving building designs to combat the excessive use of fossil fuel and carbon usage that will help minimize the impact of global warming, climate change, and carbon emissions. This paper will discuss the implementation and planning of a Net Zero Energy (NZE) in low-rise apartments with zero dependence on an external source of energy in Jakarta, by approaching energy-saving components with passive and active design as well as renewable energy with solar panel photovoltaic (PV). This research was conducted using a mixed-method and assisted by the help of energy simulation software technology to be the design indicator. The purpose of the research is to learn the design process and the feasibility of implementation, assembly, and development of NZE in Low rise apartments in Jakarta. The result of the study is low-rise apartment design that can achieve Net Zero Energy in Jakarta.
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