Abstract
Near zero energy building is a development direction of building energy saving, but it is difficult to meet the indoor heating demand simply by depending on passive design, according to the traditional mode, continuous heating will cause a lot of energy waste. In order to study the best operation mode of near zero energy consumption building heating in severe cold areas, this paper monitors a near zero-energy building in the northeast as a research object. This near zero energy consumption building adopts the concept of green building and passive design in the design, uses various building energy-saving technologies, compares and analyzes the energy consumption of conventional buildings, and finds that the heating load of near zero energy consumption buildings is lower than that of conventional buildings, which has great potential for energy saving.
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