Tools

Esta herramienta proporciona un enfoque para analizar y verificar el cumplimiento de criterios de sostenibilidad en proyectos de construcción y renovación de edificios en relación con el desmontaje y la adaptabilidad.

The toolkit developed by the EUKI project EDINA aims at improving energy efficiency in revitalisation areas and it is targeted to city and municipal offices supporting the renovation of buildings.

An indoor ambient simulation is useful to quantitatively assess the performance of Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) systems and predict the air flows needed for optimal comfort in any season. Hence, it is possible to reduce energy consumption, simulate air purification, enhance thermal comfort, and optimise HVAC configurations, especially when different system solutions are integrated in the same building.

MATRYCS is capitalising on and combining existing modern technological breakthroughs in the areas of Machine Learning and Deep Learning, as well as big data, in order to develop a new decision-making and data analytics solution for driving energy-efficient renovations of buildings.

‘The City Resilience Action Planning Tool’ is made for city managers and municipal technicians in sub-Saharan Africa to build resilient communities.

The NetZeroCities portal is open and accessible to a variety of users and it is designed to connect cities with each other and access online climate solutions towards climate neutrality.

The EU Building Stock Observatory database allows to monitor the energy performance of buildings across Europe.

The web-tool aims to deliver an energy modelling tool for local governments to plan their cities´ transition towards carbon neutrality.

The EMB3Rs project has developed a platform which allows to evaluate the reuse and trade of waste heating and cooling, empowering industrial users and stakeholders to know the economic potential of their investments.

The heat pump tool, developed by EHPA, allows to evaluate the cost of electricity generated by the use of heat pumps and compare it with other sources of heat.