One of the most energy-efficient alternatives for building envelope applications is the use of
phase change materials (PCMs). The PCMs addressed simulation tools, classification …

The potential of phase change materials (PCM) as a thermal energy storage medium in
buildings has been widely discussed. However, the possible leakage of melted PCM into …

Several technologies were been developed to store the solar energy for different
applications especially in the construction sector. Integrating phase change materials (PCM) …

Compacting phase change materials (PCMs) for thermal energy management in buildings is
a promising method to reduce peak temperature and heat gain in hot climates. This …

Accurate forecasting of building cooling load is essential for optimizing control strategies
and energy efficiency in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems. However …

Global energy consumption by buildings represents 34% of final energy use and 37% of
energy-related CO₂ emissions, emphasising the critical need for sustainable, energy …

The building envelope design constrains how much HVAC systems must work to provide
comfort. High thermal mass in walls is preferable to delay heat gain, as well as reduce it …

The use of renewable energy for food and vegetable production is a potential sustainable
method to reduce fossil energy consumption. Chinese solar greenhouses (CSGs) are …

PCMs are attractive for the future generation of buildings, where energy efficiency targets
and thermal comfort expectations are increasingly prioritized. Experimental analysis of local …

Nearly and net zero energy buildings have been strongly studied in the global north, with
generally a temperate climate, thus focusing on energy-efficiency measures for such …