Our lab conducts advanced research to develop innovative solutions for energy efficiency.
We explore strategies for optimizing building energy use and improving building energy efficiency,
analyze HVAC system performance, and create smart energy dispatching solutions
—all contributing to a more sustainable future.
Albert Einstein
The Sustainable Energy Lab focuses on making energy use smarter and greener by optimizing energy consumption, integrating renewable sources, and enhancing HVAC system efficiency, while providing expert consulting for businesses and public organizations.
The lab features advanced equipment for testing building envelope components, building materials, HVAC systems and indoor environments driving innovation in energy efficiency and sustainability.
At the Sustainable Energy Lab, research combines hands-on experiments with advanced simulations, allowing a comprehensive approach to energy systems.
Our team brings together different experts, including professors, PhD students, researchers, and scientific laboratory technicians, working collaboratively to drive innovation and advance sustainable energy research.
Specialized courses are offered, starting with the foundational knowledge in Technical Physics, and progressing through areas such as HVAC systems and energy dispatching. These courses integrate practical knowledge from the lab with academic teaching, covering advanced topics like building energy modeling.
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