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Published paper Brief

This publication explains how buildings can achieve net-zero energy in India’s tropical climate. By studying real-world examples, it highlights effective design strategies, energy-saving technologies, and renewable solutions. It also identifies key challenges and suggests practical ways to improve energy efficiency and support sustainable, low-carbon building development.

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This study presents a multi-objective optimization approach to improve building envelope design by balancing thermal, visual, and energy performance. Using simulation tools, it optimizes variables like windows, shading, and materials, achieving significant gains in daylight, comfort, and reduced cooling energy demand in Jaipur’s composite climate conditions for sustainable residential buildings.

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This study analyzes residential building energy consumption using machine learning on household survey data from Jaipur, India. It identifies key influencing factors—sociodemographic, structural, and appliance-related—and highlights income, built-up area, and air-conditioning use as critical drivers, enabling improved prediction accuracy and supporting energy-efficient building design and policy decisions.

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Multi-objective optimization is applied to glazing and shading design in residential buildings across India’s cooling-dominant climates. Using advanced algorithms, the study balances daylight, thermal comfort, and energy efficiency. Results show significant improvements in indoor comfort and reduced energy use, highlighting key design variables for sustainable, climate-responsive building performance.

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