Climate change is a significant long-term threat faced by humanity today. The urban energy
transformation from a carbon-emissions-intensive environment to a carbon-emissions-free …

The construction industry is a major user of non-renewable energy and contributor to
emission of greenhouse gases, thus requiring to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by …

Organizations face continual challenges in identifying, analyzing, controlling, and evaluating
their performance. These challenges are frequently addressed through control systems or …

Climate change poses enormous ecological, socio‐economic, health, and financial
challenges. A novel extreme value theory is employed in this study to model the risk to …

The management of the prefabricated building supply chain involves the entire process of
prefabricated buildings. There are many uncertain factors, and the risk factors in any link will …

Abstract The Hong Kong Green Building Council introduced the Climate Change Framework
for the Built Environment, aimed at enhancing the monitoring and management of life cycle …

As buildings are responsible for approximately 40% of global greenhouse gas emissions,
existing literature provides information about the impacts of carbon-neutral building …

Building operations use 45% of the total energy in Australia, and Net-Zero Energy Buildings
(NZEBs) are instrumental in achieving net zero emissions by 2050. However, research …

This study contributes on the total resource management (TRM) model towards carbon
neutrality in a hierarchical model. The TRM towards carbon neutrality is considered as an …

The construction industry has long been perceived as reluctant to embrace change, and
digital transformation is not an exception. The slow adoption rate has been linked to the …