With the rapid growth in the volume of relevant and available data, feature engineering is
emerging as a popular research subject in data-driven building energy prediction owing to …

The hygrothermal simulation of hygroscopic building materials is a real challenge, in terms
of regulations and labelling, but also in decision-making. Today, we lack reference models …

Virtual power plants (VPPs) possess the capability to aggregate flexible resources to provide
grid services in the distributed network operation. The potential for flexibility utilization in …

Increasing global environmental problems and awareness towards the utilization of eco-
friendly resources enhanced the progress of research towards the development of next …

Integrated demand response (IDR) has been recognized as an effective approach to
alleviate supply–demand imbalance in integrated energy systems (IESs). However, complex …

The internet of things, based on smart-wireless sensor networks, is more and more used in
buildings to monitor and improve their performance in terms of thermal comfort and power …

Digitalization and smart control of district heating networks are emerging as key features to
make these systems flexible and optimal. However, since effective and scalable methods for …

The thermal inertia of buildings brings considerable flexibility to the building heating and
cooling loads, which is believed to be a promising demand response resource in energy …

Abstract The Internet of Things (IoT) is currently used in many wireless sensor network
(WSN) applications. Conventionally, the WSN's energy consumption is considered as one of …

Calibration of the energy model of a building is one of the essential tasks required to
determine the efficiency of building management systems, and both their own and other …