The Energy Management Research Group was established within the Energy and Environment Research Center to conduct research and consulting activities in the areas of energy conservation planning, technology development for energy-consuming equipment and decentralized energy conversion systems, design and development of energy management software, energy efficiency improvement, demand response, and electrical load management across various economic and social sectors of the country.
The group aims to reduce energy losses by leveraging expertise in electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, computer engineering, energy systems, and energy economics.
Research Areas
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Technology Development for Energy-Consuming Equipment
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Technology Development for Energy Conversion Systems
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Energy Demand-Side Management in Economic and Social Sectors
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Electrical Load Management
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Development of Energy Consumption Standards and Energy Labels for Equipment
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Development of Energy Consumption Criteria for Industrial Processes
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Development of Energy Consumption Standards and Energy Labels for Buildings, with a focus on Zero-Energy Buildings
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Design and Development of Software Applications for Energy Consumption Optimization
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Design and Development of Software Applications for Technical and Economic Analysis and Implementation of Energy Consumption Standards and Criteria
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Demand Response
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Energy Auditing in Buildings and Industries, including Manufacturing, Oil and Gas, and Power Plants
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Energy Recovery and Conversion into Useful Energy
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Development of Mechanisms for Advanced Energy Management Systems
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Development of Short-, Medium-, and Long-Term Energy Management Programs
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Technical and Economic Analysis of the Application of Advanced Energy Management Equipment and Systems
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Design and Establishment of Performance Testing and Energy Labeling Laboratories for Energy-Consuming Equipment