Applicability of developing an affordable eco-friendly switchable insulation for sustainable building envelopes in a hot climate: Comprehensive review
Traditional insulation materials have limitations concerning adaptability and sustainability. In
contrast, Switchable Insulation Systems (SISs), which modulate their thermal properties …
contrast, Switchable Insulation Systems (SISs), which modulate their thermal properties …
Coupling thermal energy storage with a thermally anisotropic building envelope for building demand-side management across various US climate conditions
The thermally anisotropic building envelope (TABE) is a novel active building envelope that
enhances energy efficiency and thermal comfort in buildings by transferring heat and cold …
enhances energy efficiency and thermal comfort in buildings by transferring heat and cold …
Multi-season passive variable insulation for buildings using magnetic thermal diodes
Passive variable insulation (PVI) could reduce the energy consumption for heating and
cooling of buildings compared to traditional static insulation without requiring active control …
cooling of buildings compared to traditional static insulation without requiring active control …
Development and performance evaluation of active insulation systems using solid-state thermal switches
Traditional building envelopes have passive insulation systems that cannot respond to
dynamic changes in the environment. An Active Insulation System (AIS) consists of Active …
dynamic changes in the environment. An Active Insulation System (AIS) consists of Active …
Techno-Economic Assessment of Net-Zero Energy Buildings: Financial Projections and Incentives for Achieving Energy Decarbonization Goals
Recent advancements, net-zero emission policies, along with declining costs of renewable
energy, battery storage, and electric vehicles (EVs), are accelerating the transition toward …
energy, battery storage, and electric vehicles (EVs), are accelerating the transition toward …
Retrofittable Thermal Switches for Dynamic Building Envelopes Integrated with Thermal Energy Storage
Buildings in the United States consume about 40 quadrillion BTU of primary energy
annually, which accounts for the nation's 40% of total energy use, 75% of all electricity use …
annually, which accounts for the nation's 40% of total energy use, 75% of all electricity use …
Pushing the Envelope-Moving Dynamic Building Envelope Thermal Energy Storage Systems Mainstream
Buildings contribute to nearly 40% of the US national energy consumption and a significant
portion of CO2 emissions. More importantly, disadvantaged communities are …
portion of CO2 emissions. More importantly, disadvantaged communities are …
The Role of Net-Zero Energy Residential Buildings in Florida's Energy Transition: Economic Analysis and Technical Benefits
Net-zero emission policies, coupled with declining costs of renewables, battery storage, and
electric vehicles, require both direct and indirect electrification (such as green hydrogen) of …
electric vehicles, require both direct and indirect electrification (such as green hydrogen) of …
[PDF][PDF] Pushing the Envelope—Moving Dynamic Building Envelope Thermal Energy Storage Systems Mainstream
This paper discusses two novel thermal energy storage–integrated dynamic building
envelope technologies that are supported by the US Department of Energy Building …
envelope technologies that are supported by the US Department of Energy Building …
Coupling Thermal Energy Storage with a Thermally Anisotropic Building Envelope for Building Demand-Side Management Under Various Us Climate Conditions
The thermally anisotropic building envelope (TABE) is a novel active building envelope that
can save energy while maintaining thermal comfort in buildings by transferring heat and …
can save energy while maintaining thermal comfort in buildings by transferring heat and …