Health and climate benefits Sample Clauses

Health and climate benefits. When estimating health and environmental effects due to use of SunHorizon technologies in comparison to the use of conventional heating and cooling technologies, significant benefits are found. The benefits partly occur from reduced climate impact of emitted greenhouse gases, but mostly – from reduced negative health effects caused by air pollution. Assessment of the health and climate benefits from implementation of SH technologies are presented as ranges. Considered uncertainties arise in the different approaches to valuation discussed in Section 3.4. Uncertainties in the applied emission factors for H&C technologies are not accounted for in the present analysis, neither are uncertainties in the projected deployment rates of SH technologies and total H&C demand in the residential and tertiary sector. In the developed long-term SunHorizon scenarios, we assume that part of the conventional technologies for heating and cooling in the residential and tertiary sector will be replaced by SunHorizon technologies. The EU-28-average share of the replaced technologies is estimated at 11% in 2030 (with country variations from 3% to 26%) and 34% in 2050 (with country variations from 10% to 77%). Corresponding differences in emissions of main air pollutants between SunHorizon scenarios and the baseline scenario in EU-28 are calculated to 366-402 ktonnes of SO2, 15 – 30 ktonnes of PM2.5, 77 – 89 ktonnes of NMVOC, -0.4 – 0.5 ktonnes of NH3, and 72 – 92 ktonnes of NOx in 2030. In 2050, the corresponding numbers are 816 – 907 ktonnes of SO2, 8 – 45 ktonnes of PM2.5, 119 – 151 ktonnes of NMVOC, -0.3 –
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