Abstract Urban Building Energy Modeling (UBEM) is essential for urban energy-related
applications. Its generation mainly requires four data inputs, including geometric data, non …

Built environment stocks (buildings and infrastructures) play multiple roles in our socio-
economic metabolism: they serve as the backbone of modern societies and human well …

Climate change, driven by greenhouse gas emissions, is a growing global concern,
threatening world-wide environment, health and economy. Energy needs for buildings are a …

Climate change, increasing emissions and rising global temperatures have gradually
affected the way we think about the future of our planet. Urban areas possess significant …

Energy performance certificates (EPC) were introduced in European Union to support
reaching energy efficiency targets by informing actors in the building sector about energy …

The growing demand for energy in urban areas has led to the development of a variety of
methodologies for modelling energy in buildings at large scale. However, their accuracy has …

Buildings contribute 40% of global greenhouse gas emissions; therefore, strategies that can
substantially reduce emissions from the building stock are key components of broader efforts …

We investigate implications of building space heating decarbonization pathways across the
climate-diverse United States. We compute that an" all-electric" approach could require a …

Urban building energy modeling (UBEM) is becoming a proven tool to support energy
efficiency programs for buildings in cities. Development of a city-scale dataset of the existing …

Building energy prediction techniques are the primary tool for moving towards sustainable
built environments. Energy prediction models play irreplaceable roles in making energy …