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Improving the Energy Efficiency of Buildings

This special issue belongs to the section “G: Energy and Buildings“.

Special Issue Information

    This Special Issue seeks contributions tackling a wide range of topics addressing improvement of energy efficiency in building approaches, including but not limited to: building energy performance simulation, building automation and control systems (BACS), demand-side flexibility in buildings, post-occupancy evaluation (POE), indoor environmental quality, nearly-zero energy buildings (N-ZEB), smart meter data, multicriteria decision aid approaches in buildings, and energy behavior and sustainability in buildings. Further topics related to machine learning algorithms and data-driven approaches to tackle the challenging topic of analyzing the data gathered from the increasing number of sensors installed in buildings to improve their design and operation are welcome. Interdisciplinary contributions using real-world data will be particularly appreciated.

Keywords

  • energy efficiency and energy savings
  • building energy performance simulation
  • building automation and control systems (BACS)
  • demand-side flexibility in buildings
  • building monitoring and measurements
  • Indoor environmental quality
  • machine learning algorithms and energy performance
  • multicriteria decision aid approaches in buildings
  • occupant-centered approaches
  • sustainability in buildings
  • passive buildings

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Energies - ISSN 1996-1073