Abstract
The Journal of Smart Environments and Green Computing is an international, peer-reviewed, open access journal which provides a forum for the publication of papers addressing the variety of theoretical, methodological, epistemological, empirical and practical issues. The following topics are especially welcome: green computing, sustainable computing, energy efficiency, decision making, green cloud computing, smart cities, renewable energy, smart environments, etc.
Highlights
Climate change[1], and its subsequent impacts on the lives of inhabitants and infrastructure is a significant problem globally
Traditional energy conservation techniques and sophisticated technology like predictive control systems are in place to minimize building energy use
Behavioral influencing strategies seem to be more promising in conserving energy in buildings
Summary
Climate change[1], and its subsequent impacts on the lives of inhabitants and infrastructure is a significant problem globally. Addressing this challenge is core to the people, organizations, or governments who realize its catastrophic impacts on inhabitants’ survivability. Mainly commercial and institutional buildings, are among the sources that consume a massive amount of energy and become the source of producing carbon emissions. A significant proportion of the total energy consumed across the world is attributed to buildings[3,4,5]; for instance, in Hong Kong, buildings account for 90% of the electricity consumed with, 30% of this consumed energy attributed to residential buildings. Likewise[3] in India, 35% of the total energy consumed is attributed to the buildings sector
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