Abstract The Energy Performance of Buildings Directive covers a broad range of policies
and supportive measures designed to help European Union national governments boost …

Buildings account for a large portion of the total energy consumption and they might serve
as a significant thermal storage capacity that can be advantageous for the future energy grid …

Building archetypes are a common solution to study the energy demand of cities and
districts. These are generally based on building information such as construction year and …

Reducing building energy consumption is a significant challenge and is one of the most
important research areas worldwide. Insulation will help to keep the building's desired …

The building sector accounts for a third of the total energy use in Sweden, and district
heating provides half of the heating needs. The peak demand loads within a district heating …

A bottom-up electricity characterisation methodology of the building stock at the local level is
presented. It is based on the statistical learning analysis of aggregated energy consumption …

Within the field of statistical modelling and data-driven characterisation of buildings' energy
performance, the focus is typically on parameter estimation of the building envelope and the …

This paper focuses on multi-family buildings in a Swedish city district, erected between 1965
and 1973, which are now in need of renovation. For the two types of multi-family buildings in …

A Bayesian data analysis workflow offers great advantages to the process of measurement
and verification, including the estimation of savings uncertainty regardless of the chosen …

Energy is consumed in buildings through the use of various types of energy systems, which
are controlled by the occupants via provided interfaces. The quality of this control should be …