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Energy-oriented operation optimisation
How well do office and event buildings, which are often labelled as ‘innovative’, ‘ecological’ or ‘intelligent’ in the planning phase, really perform in everyday use? Not every building with innovative concepts or new technologies has satisfied users. And many buildings fall well below their energy efficiency potentials in everyday use. Do the owners know this? Do architects and engineers know their building’s actual performance? Do they learn from their projects?
Typical office and administration buildings are being evaluated and their performance optimised largely without additional expenditure thanks to energy-oriented operation optimisation – a sub-section of Anglo-Saxon ‘commissioning'. The buildings are optimised according to economic standpoints and focus on energy costs, user comfort and effective building management.
Each project description is extended and updated here on an ongoing basis. Project phases are divided into ›In Operation‹, ›Evaluated‹ and ›Optimised‹. In addition to case studies, empirical examinations of operating performance and new tools to optimise energy operation will also be presented.
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