Energy flexibility of buildings can be an essential resource for a sustainable and reliable
power grid with the growing variable renewable energy shares and the trend to electrify and …

Abstract Integration between Building Information Modelling (BIM) and Building Automation
Systems (BAS) can provide valuable, accurate and real-time data and control for context …

Proliferation of data sources associated to Internet of Things (IoT) deployment as well as
those bound to Open Data Portals (eg European Data Portal, Municipalities Open Data …

Decarbonising and digitalising the energy sector requires scalable and interoperable
Demand Flexibility (DF) applications. Semantic models are promising technologies for …

Demand Response (DR) is becoming a cornerstone element in the current energy sector,
particularly for the EU energy markets. For this reason, considerable effort has been spent …

In a decentralized household energy system comprised of various devices such as home
appliances, electric vehicles, and solar panels, end-users are able to dig deeper into the …

Control applications that facilitate Demand Flexibility (DF) are difficult to deploy at scale in
existing buildings. The heterogeneity of systems and non-standard naming conventions for …

Building and publishing knowledge graphs (KG) as Linked Data, either on the Web or in
private companies, has become a relevant and crucial process in many domains. This …

The spread of demand-response (DR) programs in Europe is a slow but steady process to
optimize the use of renewable energy in different sectors including manufacturing. A …

Achieving a comfortable thermal situation within buildings with an efficient use of energy
remains still an open challenge for most buildings. In this regard, IoT (Internet of Things) and …