By using advanced technologies like Model Predictive Control (MPC) and dynamic climate control, buildings can automatically shift their energy use to moments when renewable electricity is abundant or demand on the grid is low. The result: lower costs, reduced CO₂ emissions and more resilient energy systems, without compromising comfort for occupants.
BuildInFlexergy positions buildings not as passive energy consumers, but as key enablers of a smarter, more sustainable energy future.
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Advancing energy flexibility in buildings
The aim of the BuildInFlexergy project is to foster open knowledge exchange and drive innovation through strategic collaboration and widespread dissemination of results.
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Tackling energy challenges in buildings: the BuildInFlexergy approach
As buildings become increasingly reliant on electricity to maintain their indoor climate, they face challenges such as electricity supply and limited grid capacity.
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