Buildings are known to be the largest consumers of electricity in the United States, and often
times the dominant energy consumer is the HVAC system. Despite this fact, in most …

Heating, cooling and ventilation accounts for 30% energy usage and for 50% of the
electricity usage in the United States. Currently, most modern buildings still condition rooms …

Buildings are among the largest consumers of electricity in the US. A significant portion of
this energy use in buildings can be attributed to HVAC systems used to maintain comfort for …

Heating Ventillation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) systems account for nearly 40% of primary
energy consumption by commercial buildings. Yet, these systems by and large operate in an …

Optimal control of Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) is an important step
towards reducing the carbon footprint of buildings and requires balancing energy reductions …

Heating, ventilation and cooling (HVAC) is the largest source of residential energy
consumption. In this paper, we demonstrate how to use cheap and simple sensing …

In order to achieve sustainability, steps must be taken to reduce energy consumption. In
particular, heating, cooling, and ventilation systems, which account for 42% of the energy …

Heating, cooling and ventilation accounts for 35% energy usage in the United States.
Currently, most modern buildings still condition rooms assuming maximum occupancy rather …

Whereas a lot of efforts have been put on energy conservation in wireless sensor networks,
the limited lifetime of these systems still hampers their practical deployments. This situation …

Current climate control systems often rely on building regulation maximum occupancy
numbers for maintaining proper temperatures. However, in many situations, there are rooms …