To contain the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), local and state governments in
the US have imposed restrictions on daily life, resulting in dramatic changes to how and …

The transformation to net zero-energy (nZE) building stocks involves harvesting of
renewable energy, enhancement of building energy efficiency, incorporation of various …

The availability of empirical energy data from Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI)—
which includes household smart meters—has enabled residential energy demand to be …

This paper illustrates the use of different machine learning techniques to estimate household
energy demand. To demonstrate the performance of the techniques, we discuss how the …

Smart meter (SM) deployment in the residential context provides a vast amount of data of
high granularity at the individual household level. In this context, the choice of temporal …

Abstract Time of Use (ToU) tariffs that aim to shift people's energy use away from peaks have
been key demand-side management measures. Yet, their effectiveness has often been …

Women are widely believed to be responsible for much of household electricity
consumption. Gendered working patterns and division of household chores are persistent in …

Decarbonisation plans largely rely on the electrification of energy-intensive sectors such as
transport, which has raised both concerns and hopes about the implications for (peak) …

The need to promote energy conservation measures in residential buildings has been
widely acknowledged. However, policies supporting such measures may be inadequate …

This study aims to gain insight into the overall impacts of teleworkers' choices and
preferences that have implications for overall energy use. The sample size includes 14 …