Design of Positive Energy Innovative Livestock Buildings

This study defines and characterizes the concept of positive energy livestock buildings across three main farming sectors, provides technical guidelines for their construction and assesses their economic viability through virtual prototypes.

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In response to environmental targets from the Grenelle de l'environnement, this research develops a common definition of a positive energy livestock building (BEBC+) for swine, poultry and dairy cattle operations. It details technical solutions and breeding practices to minimize direct energy consumption and incorporates renewable energy production. Three sector-specific technical guides compile these measures. Finally, economic assessments based on virtual BEBC+ prototypes evaluate the financial interest of adopting these designs under various scenarios, demonstrating pathways to more sustainable and autonomous farm energy management.

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Project

Innovations agronomiques

Innovations agronomiques

Location
France
Authors
Michel MARCON, Patrick MASSABIE, Jean-Yves BLANCHIN, Frédéric KERGOURLAY, Jacques CAPDEVILLE, Anne-Laure BOULESTREAU-BOULAY, Gérard AMAND, Cécile NICOLAS, Céline ZANELLA et Bernard HOUSSIN,
Purpose
Adopt innovative practices

File type
document
Created on
01 Márta 2016
Origin language
French
Official project website
Innovations agronomiques
License
CC BY