Abstract The Digital Building Logbook (DBL) was first introduced together with the
Renovation Wave initiative, promoted by the European Commission and then defined in the …

Abstract Urban Building Energy Models (UBEMs) are useful instruments to know the energy
consumption of building stocks at urban and national levels. UBEMs can be classified into …

According to the European Commission, the Digital Building Logbook (DBL) is a repository
of all of the relevant data of a building. It was first introduced at the European scale in the …

In 2018, the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) introduced Building
Renovation Passports (BRP) to enable buildings to scale energy performance through a …

The EU has set itself demanding objectives to achieve complete decarbonisation by 2050.
The building sector plays an important role for this purpose, hence monitoring its progress …

The European Commission has mandated the use of digital building logbooks (DBL) to
encourage deep energy renovations and overcome barriers in building renovations. The …

Big amount of data produced, exchanged and stored during a building's lifetime, along with
the increasing adoption of IoT technologies, provide a huge potential for the development of …

Building construction and operation are responsible for around 40% of global energy-
related greenhouse gas emissions. To identify emissions reduction and removal potentials …

Throughout the life cycle of buildings, data are created, collected, processed, exchanged
and used to support decision-making and operations. However, the construction and real …

The aging of the building stock in most cities highlights the relevance of refurbishment to
achieve sustainability. Current refurbishment practices are often short-sighted and do not …