Abstract
Industry, construction and transport are the three sectors that traditionally lead to the highest energy requirements [...]
Highlights
Industry, construction and transport are the three sectors that traditionally lead to the highest energy requirements
The objective is to guide production and energy processes to an approach aimed at energy savings and a decrease in environmental impact
In the context of great attention towards the sustainable and respectful future of the planet, this study and the diffusion of the results provided by the scientific community concerning the most recent signs of progress in energy optimization are expected to play a key role
Summary
Construction and transport are the three sectors that traditionally lead to the highest energy requirements. Leading the production processes of industry, construction and transport to a revision of their energy requirements is necessary and the research activity is called to carry out its natural innovative function. With the aim of proposing the generation of energy processes and leading to positive implications for the environment, climate and sustainability, this Special Issue, “Advances in Theoretical and Computational Energy Optimization Processes” has aimed to collect sophisticated contributions on all these aspects, highlighting current state-of-the-art research with respect to the results of the main research groups.
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