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Explore all projects financed via the program Resurseffektiv bebyggelse

The research in the program Resurseffektiv bebyggelse aims to contribute to new knowledge and solutions without negative climate impact, while simultaneously developing buildings into active nodes in the energy system.

This addresses challenges related to energy use in buildings throughout their lifecycle, from natural resources to delivered energy services. It also includes societal actors and structures, policy instruments, planning issues, the behaviors and habits of stakeholders, and their interactions with technological development.

Exploring-proptech’s-role-in-the-twin-transition-of-the-real-estate-sector:-A-data-driven-approach

Exploring proptech’s role in the twin transition of the real estate sector: A data-driven approach

Ongoing

Coordinator: Mälardalen University

Building-energy-systems-and-storage-for-Flexible-Sector-Coupling-(BESSFlex)

Building energy systems and storage for Flexible Sector Coupling (BESSFlex)

Ongoing

Coordinator: KTH Royal Institute of Technology

From-development-to-implementation-of-planning-tools-and-energy-management-system-for-sustainable,-flexible-and-resilient-buildings-in-cold-climate

From development to implementation of planning tools and energy management system for sustainable, flexible and resilient buildings in cold climate

Ongoing

Coordinator: KTH Royal Institute of Technology

Energy-and-environmental-impacts-of-integrative-lighting

Energy and environmental impacts of integrative lighting

Ongoing

Coordinator: Lund University

DASHER-—-Data-driven-Structured-Historic-Energy-Renovations

DASHER — Data-driven Structured Historic Energy Renovations

Ongoing

Coordinator: KTH Royal Institute of Technology

The-power-tariffs-impact-on-electricity-costs-for-Swedish-single-family-homes-–With-and-without-active-control

The power tariffs impact on electricity costs for Swedish single-family homes –With and without active control

Ongoing

Coordinator: RISE Research Institutes of Sweden

0%-landfill-–-towards-a-circular-and-resource-efficient-construction-sector

0% landfill – towards a circular and resource-efficient construction sector

Ongoing

Coordinator: Lokal Färdplan Malmö 2030

ENERBridge:-Bridging-building-automation-data-within-energy-communities

ENERBridge: Bridging building automation data within energy communities

Ongoing

Coordinator: RISE Research Institutes of Sweden

Strategic-governance-through-technical-requirements-in-urban-development:-The-potential-of-land-allocation-for-sustainable-innovation

Strategic governance through technical requirements in urban development: The potential of land allocation for sustainable innovation

Ongoing

Coordinator: Linköping University

AI-for-climate-neutral-property-management-in-Örebro-county

AI for climate neutral property management in Örebro county

Ongoing

Coordinator: Sustanable Innovation

Cross-sectoral-collaboration-to-balance-heritage-values-and-energy-retrofit-in-multi-family-buildings-1930-1975

Cross-sectoral collaboration to balance heritage values and energy retrofit in multi-family buildings 1930-1975

Ongoing

Coordinator: KTH Royal Institute of Technology

Sustainable-improvement-of-energy-performance-and-indoor-environment-in-1960--and-1970’s-schools

Sustainable improvement of energy performance and indoor environment in 1960- and 1970’s schools

Ongoing

Coordinator: KTH Royal Institute of Technology

The-role-and-development-of-comfort-cooling-in-the-transition-and-for-climate-adaptation

The role and development of comfort cooling in the transition and for climate adaptation

Ongoing

Coordinator: KTH Royal Institute of Technology

CORE-–-Cost-and-resource-optimal-energy-renovation

CORE – Cost and resource optimal energy renovation

Ongoing

Coordinator: KTH Royal Institute of Technology

Climate-and-resource-efficient-renovation-with-a-life-cycle-perspective

Climate and resource efficient renovation with a life cycle perspective

Ongoing

Coordinator: KTH Royal Institute of Technology

Resurseffektiv bebyggelse

The research and innovation program Resurseffektiv bebyggelse contributes to new knowledge and solutions without negative climate impact, while simultaneously developing buildings into active nodes in the energy system.

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