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Energy-efficient buildings, neighborhoods and refurbishment – Universität Innsbruck

Energy-efficient buildings, neighbourhoods and refurbishment

Ongoing projects

  •   KnowHowHP

    Further training for specialists to promote the use of heat pumps in existing apartment blocks to achieve EU climate targets

  •   AchieVE-ZEB

    Achieving Zero Emission Building Stock with Viable Educational Programmes

  •   HEESeB

    Strengthening Capacity of Higher Engineering Education for Sustainable Buildings (HEESeB)

  •   FUTURHIST

    An integrated typology-based approach to guide the future development of European historic buildings towards a clean energy transition

  •   TheSIS

    Thermal refurbishment with interior insulation systems - investigation and development of moisture-proof solutions

  •   REN­plusHOMES

    Renewable ENergy-based Positive Homes

  •   IEA HPT Annex 63

    Placement Impact on Heat Pump Acoustics

  •   IEA HPT Annex 61

    IEA HPT Annex 61: Heat pump systems in plus-energy neighbourhoods

  •   BEEN

    Building Energy Efficiency in Nepal

  •   AAR2

    2nd Austrian Assessment Report on Climate Change (AAR2)

  •   SüdSan

    Socially acceptable, climate target-compatible refurbishment of two apartment blocks as a model for the refurbishment of the South Tyrolean housing estate in Bludenz

Completed projects

  •   PhaseOut

    Heat pump technologies in the refurbishment of existing buildings

  •   out­PHit

    Promoting Energiesprong renovations and one-stop-shop retrofit concepts in highly efficient NZEBS in EnerPHit standard, to make renovations more reliable, faster and cost effective

  •   EnerPHit

    EnerPHit for a climate-resilient St. Johann

  •   ATLAS

    Advanced Tools for Low-carbon, high value development of historic architecture in the Alpine Space.

  •   IEA EBC Annex 71

    The aim of this project is to create the methodological basis for an on-site (in situ) evaluation of the actual energy efficiency, whereby the step towards practical characterisation procedures is to be taken.

  •   SIN­FO­NIA

    Smart INitiative of cities Fully cOmmitted to iNvest in Advanced large-scaled energy solutions.

  •   IEA SHC Task 56

    This Task will focus on the critical analysis, simulation, laboratory test and onsite monitoring of envelope systems entailing elements that use and/or control incident solar energy, having one or more of the following uses: To deliver renewable thermal or/and electric energy to the systems providing heating, cooling and ventilation to buildings To reduce heating and cooling demands of buildings, while controlling daylight.

  •   SaLüH!

    Refurbishment of apartment blocks with small flats - cost-effective technical solutions for ventilation, heating and hot water

  •   F+I Net­zw­erk Alpines Bauen

    Guidelines and sample concepts for step-by-step refurbishment of single-family homes and small tourism businesses

  •   k-WP

    An air-to-water heat pump with a heat output of 2.5 kW is being developed in the k-WP project, which is subsidised by the state of Tyrol. A reversible refrigeration circuit supplies the energy for defrosting the brine-fuelled evaporator.

  •   lightSIMheat

    The use of complex daylight-guiding façade systems offers a high savings potential compared to the state of the art. Preliminary studies show a savings potential of almost 50% in total energy requirements (heating, cooling, lighting). However, the simulation of such systems is currently still only possible to a limited extent.

  •   iNSPiRe

    The European Union has announced ambitious targets for reducing the energy consumption of buildings in Europe. As part of the iNSPiRe project, solutions are being developed and implemented to help achieve these targets.

  •   BL4DSM

    Building-based load forecasts for demand side management.

  •   IEA EBC Annex 58

    Reliable characterisation of building energy efficiency using full-scale dynamic measurements.

  •   Luna

    Ventilation and heating in passive houses in Austria: comparison of variants based on comfort and sustainability

  •   3en­cult

    Energy efficiency for European cultural heritage

  •   GIST

    The aim of the research project is to develop a highly efficient, cost/benefit and application-optimised solution for modular, planar, building-integrated large-area collectors with a high level of architectural acceptance. This is associated with the intensive utilisation of possible energy synergy potentials between solar collectors and solid components in the building envelope.

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