Renewable Energy

In an era where smart buildings are becoming the norm, the reliability of electronic security systems (ESSs) is taking center stage. A recent study led by Michał Wiśnios from the Faculty of Electronics at the Military University of Technology offers

A recent study published in ‘Chemical Engineering Transactions’ delves into a groundbreaking design methodology that could transform the construction sector, particularly in Central-East Europe. Led by researcher István Ervin Háber, this work address

In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Chemical Engineering Transactions’, Andrii Polyvianchuk has unveiled a transformative approach to upgrading residential heating systems, particularly relevant for urban housing in European countries, which acco

In the realm of museum architecture, a delicate balance must be struck between preserving invaluable artifacts and ensuring visitor comfort. Recent research led by Mohamed Mostafa Refat Ismail from the Department of Architectural Heritage Restoration

As the world grapples with the urgent need to decarbonize energy systems, a recent study highlights the transformative potential of district energy systems (DES) in meeting heating and cooling demands sustainably. Conducted by Juliet G. Simpson from

The growing trend of photovoltaic (PV) installations among single-family homeowners is not merely a reflection of rising ecological awareness; it also underscores a significant shift in the construction sector towards renewable energy solutions. A re

In a groundbreaking study published in the journal ‘Energies’, researchers have unveiled a novel approach to optimizing sustainable building design in arid and semi-arid regions using genetic algorithms. This innovative model could significantly resh

A pioneering research project in Bidart, France, has unveiled a groundbreaking rule-based energy management system (RB-EMS) that promises to revolutionize the way buildings consume photovoltaic (PV) energy. Conducted by Haritza Camblong from the Depa

In an era where energy efficiency and sustainability are paramount, a groundbreaking study from the Technical University of Košice is shedding light on innovative approaches to thermal energy storage (TES) that could reshape the construction sector.

The quest for sustainable energy solutions is more pressing than ever, especially as climate change and extreme weather events challenge traditional power supply systems. A recent study published in Advanced Energy & Sustainability Research highlight