Blending of energy benchmarks models for residential buildings

Gupta, Gyanesh; Mathur, Sanjay; Mathur, Jyotirmay; Nayak, Bibhu Kalyan

doi:10.1016/j.enbuild.2023.113195

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“…This approach discloses opportunities to order energy-saving processes, such as modifications to end-use appliances or building operations. The proposed approach employs machine-learning techniques to maximize accuracy and precision compared to other benchmarking methods (Gupta et al 2023a, Konhauser et al 2022Gupta et al 2022). Data gathering and availability of relevant information to process simulation models and use tools and techniques to evaluate building performance is crucial.…”

Section: Buildings and Energymentioning

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The Role of the Energy Use in Buildings in Front of Climate Change: Reviewing a System’s Challenging Future

Ekonomou¹,

Menegaki²

2023

Preprint

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Energy keeps the global economy alive, whereas it is extensively exposed to various climate change impacts. In this context, severe business competition (e.g., the building sector) and the unwise use of natural resources and ecosystem services (e.g., fossil fuel energy sources) seem to sharpen the relevant effects of climate change. Indicatively, contemporary issues at the interface of building energy performance and environmental quality levels include consequences from global warming, increasing releases of carbon dioxide to peak electrical loads, power grid and building planning, and energy demand and supply issues. In light of such concerns, the present review paper attempts to disclose the multifaceted and multidisciplinary character of building energy use at the interface of the economy, the environment, and society against climate change. This review highlights energy efficiency concepts, production, distribution, consumption patterns, and relevant technological improvements. Interestingly, the reviewed contributions in relevant literature reveal the need and necessity to alter the energy mix used and relevant energy use issues. These include developments in climate-proof and effective systems regarding climate change impacts and shocks. Practical implications indicate that the sustainable development goals for clean energy and climate action should be followed if we wish to bring a sustainable future closer and faster to our reality.

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Section: Buildings and Energymentioning

confidence: 99%

The Role of the Energy Use in Buildings in Front of Climate Change: Reviewing a System’s Challenging Future

Ekonomou¹,

Menegaki²

2023

Preprint

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“…This approach discloses opportunities to order energy-saving processes, such as modifications to end-use appliances or building operations. The proposed approach employs machine-learning techniques to maximize accuracy and precision compared to other benchmarking methods [44][45][46]. Data gathering and availability of relevant information to process simulation models and use tools and techniques to evaluate building performance is crucial.…”

Section: Buildings and Energymentioning

confidence: 99%

The Role of the Energy Use in Buildings in Front of Climate Change: Reviewing a System’s Challenging Future

Ekonomou,

Menegaki

2023

Energies

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Energy keeps the global economy alive, while also being extensively exposed to various climate change impacts. In this context, severe business competition (e.g., the building sector) and the unwise use of natural resources and ecosystem services (e.g., fossil fuel energy sources) seem to sharpen the relevant effects of climate change. Indicatively, contemporary issues at the interface of building energy performance and environmental quality levels include consequences from global warming, the increasing release of carbon dioxide to peak electrical loads, power grids, and building planning, and energy demand and supply issues. In light of such concerns, the present review paper attempts to disclose the multifaceted and multidisciplinary character of building energy use at the interface of the economy, the environment, and society against climate change. This review highlights energy efficiency concepts, production, distribution, consumption patterns, and relevant technological improvements. Interestingly, the reviewed contributions in the relevant literature reveal the need and necessity to alter the energy mix and relevant energy use issues. These include developments in climate-proof and effective systems regarding climate change impacts and shocks. Practical implications indicate that the sustainable development goals for clean energy and climate action should be followed if we wish to bring a sustainable future closer and faster to our reality.

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Comparative assessment of the energy performance index of modern urban and traditional rural housing in lower Himachal Pradesh, India to develop prediction model

Sarkar

2024

Environ Dev Sustain

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Blending of energy benchmarks models for residential buildings

Cited by 10 publications

References 36 publications

The Role of the Energy Use in Buildings in Front of Climate Change: Reviewing a System’s Challenging Future

The Role of the Energy Use in Buildings in Front of Climate Change: Reviewing a System’s Challenging Future

The Role of the Energy Use in Buildings in Front of Climate Change: Reviewing a System’s Challenging Future

Comparative assessment of the energy performance index of modern urban and traditional rural housing in lower Himachal Pradesh, India to develop prediction model

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