The fourteenth issue of the DYNASTEE newsletter is now available for download.
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As an introduction to this symposium (Intro, Seven Topics) it is recommended to read the announcement document. The presentations from the invited experts can be downloaded from the agenda below.
Symposium agenda
Wednesday 10 April 2019
13:00 Welcome and introduction; Aitor Erkoreka – UPV/EHU, ES
13:15 Introduction to IEA-EBC Annex 71; Staf Roels – KU Leuven, BE
15:10 Coffee break
16:30 The EPBD and energy related standards – CEN/ISO; Jaap Hogeling – EPB Centre, NL
17:20 Summary of day 1
17:30 End of day
Thursday 11 April
09:00 Documentation of performance gaps and energy flexible buildings (Annex 67); Søren Østergaard Jensen – DTI, DK
09:50 Renewable energy integration (Danish CITIES project); Henrik Madsen – DTU, DK
10:40 Coffee break
11:10 Towards Monitoring of Mobility Energy with Distributed Sensing and Edge Computing – Nicola Ferrier, Argonne National Laboratory, USA
12:00 Panel discussion – IEA-EBC Annex 71 Task-leaders with invited experts
12:50 Conclusion
13:00 End of the Symposium.
DYNASTEE took the initiative to organise a symposium, following the 6th Expert meeting of IEA EBC Annex 71 at the University of the Basque Country in Bilbao. The aim of the symposium was to discuss the future role of the building stock in a changing society facing the climate challenges for companies, governments, researchers and most importantly, the citizen. Seven international renowned experts were invited to present their view on the energy transition and the development of an energy infrastructure integrating information and communication technologies and renewable energies in the building stock. The result of the successful symposium, is an article in the REHVA Journal issue 3, 2019, p. 70-74 that you can find here.
The outcome of the successful symposium, including the presentations … read further
The thirteenth issue of the DYNASTEE newsletter is now available for download.
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After 7 very successful editions of the Summer School on “Dynamic methods for whole building energy assessment” the organisers have decided to offer, in collaboration with the University of Granada, a two-weeks doctoral course that focuses more on pragmatic application of dynamic calculation techniques, meaning that the analysis of building energy data is of high importance and can give potentially high value information to utility and end-user. The focus will be on increased complexity, presenting different approaches and application to benchmark data. Read the full text of the Announcement, the Introduction to the summer school as well as more information about the lectures.
The cost for the two-weeks Summer School is 475 Euro. In case that the participant decides to follow the course for one week, either Level 1 or Level 2, the cost is 290 Euro. Participants should do a pre-registration by sending a notification to Marta Ruiz, e-mail: mruiz.serviciosexternos@psa.es
Deadline for submission is July 25th 2019
Upon pre-registration further information will be sent about accommodation and participation fee payment procedure.
The twelfth issue of the DYNASTEE newsletter is now available for download.
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In the transition towards a new energy system, based on minimal carbon use and circular economy principles, the building is the cornerstone of the future energy infrastructure. Energy use in European buildings is still around 40 % of the total final energy use. Decarbonisation of power and heat are high on the agenda of EU Member States. Present initiatives by governments for a proper energy transition …. read further.
Detailed agenda:
Wednesday 10 April 2019
13:00 Welcome and introduction; Aitor Erkoreka – UPV/EHU, ES
13:15 Introduction to IEA-EBC Annex 71; Staf Roels – KU Leuven, BE
13:30 Measurement for validation (in-situ and real data); Richard Fitton Salford University, UK
14:20 Renovation projects for buildings and cities (EPBD, EED); César Valmaseda – CARTIF, ES
15:10 Coffee break
15:40 The urban dimension (from building to city modelling; CityGML); Volker Coors, University of Stuttgart, DE
16:30 The EPBD and energy related standards – CEN/ISO; Jaap Hogeling – EPB Centre, NL
17:20 Summary of day 1
17:30 End of day 1
Thursday 11 April
09:00 Documentation of performance gaps and energy flexible buildings (Annex 67); Søren Østergaard Jensen – DTI, DK
09:50 Renewable energy integration (Danish CITIES project); Henrik Madsen – DTU, DK
10:40 Coffee break
11:10 Electric vehicles integration (electrical storage); Pete Beckman – Argonne National Laboratory, USA
12:00 Panel discussion – IEA-EBC Annex 71 Task-leaders with invited experts
12:50 Conclusion
13:00 End of the Symposium.
During a final panel discussion, these topics will be discussed with IEA – EBC Annex 71.
The Symposium is organized around seven topics introduced in a separate article available here.
The symposium runs from Wednesday noon till Thursday noon. It is organised in the frame of the IEA-EBC Annex 71 6th Expert meeting, 8-11 April 2019 in Bilbao.
To register online please click here. For further information download the symposium registration form and information brochure or contact www.dynastee.info
IEA EBC Annex 74 “Competition & Living Lab Platform” is organizing its 1st Open Thematic Workshop: “Solar Decathlon Building Simulation and Monitoring – Status and Perspectives”. It will be held on Friday November 16th 2018 in the Conference Tent of the SDME Solar Haii, Dubai.
The workshop will start with a reflection on methods applied for building simulation and monitoring in the past and current Solar Decathlons. The lectures and discussions aim to identify evolutions for future editions.
Registration is free and open until November 10th, 2018.
Further information (agenda, registration, etc.) is available here.
The eleventh issue of the DYNASTEE newsletter is now available for download.
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Outcome of the 7th Summer School on “Dynamic methods for whole building energy assessment” organised by the INIVE-DYNASTEE and PSA-CIEMAT in collaboration with CIESOL (Joint Centre University of Almeria-CIEMAT dedicated to research in Solar Energy and its applications), in Almería, Spain. The focus has been more on pragmatic application of developed dynamic calculation techniques to support the analysis of building energy data that is of high importance and can give potentially high value information to utilities and end-users. The focus this time has been on increased complexity and variability, and several approaches have been applied to benchmark data.
A follow-up Summer School has been discussed which may take place in Summer 2019 again in Spain. Follow our organisational progress at the DYNASTEE web-site
