When designing buildings, the combinations are endless. Therefore, designs are most often developed based on experience and rule of thumbs. By developing metamodels to characterise the most important
The growing interest for development of more renewable energy in local communities and its vicinity is supported by a new EU legislation regarding the local energy communities (CEC). At the same time
Flexible electricity prices are gradually becoming more widespread among Danish households, but what is the impact on households' electricity consumption? Will it lead to more efficient use of
To reduce CO2 emissions and take full advantage of cheap, green electricity based on renewable sources, we will further develop SmartHeat, an intelligent residential heating system, by developing a
This project develops a new type of tunnel oven and a high-temperature heat pump for an unprecedented high temperature level above 200 °C. The heat pump will use water as refrigerant, the ultimate
The project develop a new method to reduce the electricity consumption to ventilation, heating and cooling in large high ceilinged rooms by using controlled draft/mixture by mixing fans.
As part of the green transition, industrial companies need new system solutions for energy efficient process ventilation. The project develops and demonstrates new intelligent solutions for process
By adjusting flow and pressure of refrigerant lubricants in machining processes, primarily milling, this project aims to reduce energy consumption in industry while leaving workpiece geometry and
onsiderable opportunities exist for energy efficiency of vacuum systems. These possibilities can be realized through needs-adapted approaches to the systems as well as the use of energy-efficient
University of Southern Denmark (SDU) and Universal Robots (UR) expect that many companies in Denmark will implement collaborative robots over the next ten years. The electricity consumption of a