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Abstract
Commercial buildings play a significant role in global energy consumption and carbon emissions, making their sustainability imperative. This paper explores how artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) technologies offer innovative solutions to reduce energy usage and carbon footprint in buildings. By leveraging AI and ML algorithms, building automation systems can optimise energy consumption, enhance occupant comfort and predict future energy demands. The integration of AI and ML into existing building controls requires managing and integrating diverse data sources, followed by cloud-based processing for advanced analytics. The benefits include increased energy efficiency, reduced utility costs and improved occupant experience. Readers will gain insights into: 1) understanding AI and ML’s role in optimising energy usage and reducing carbon emissions in buildings; 2) integrating AI and ML into building automation systems for predictive energy management; 3) overcoming challenges in data integration and cybersecurity for effective implementation; 4) leveraging AI-driven analytics for real-time monitoring and decision making; and 5) achieving sustainability goals and enhancing building resilience through AI-powered solutions. By implementing AI and ML technologies, building owners and operators can not only improve energy efficiency but also strengthen their competitive edge, attract environmentally conscious tenants and contribute to global sustainability efforts.
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Author's Biography
Dani Stern is the Senior Director and Head of Product for the commercial real estate vertical for Honeywell Building Automation. He oversees a team of 20 engineers, product managers, quality assurance, cyber security experts and user experience (UX) researchers. In addition to product leadership, Dani is also responsible for the global strategy of the vertical, new product introductions, market expansions and customer discovery. Dani received a Bachelor of Business Administration in business, management and operations from Ruppin Academic Centre Business School and an MBA with a concentration in entrepreneurship and sustainability from UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School.