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Wind energy in the Netherlands powers 5.7 million Dutch households,; provides 7,500 jobs, reduces the CO2 footprint of the Netherlands’ power generation by 12%.By 2030, wind could power as much as 50% of the country’s electricity demand, further reducing the CO2 footprint of the country. 4TU performs a wide array of innovative research in Wind Energy: Lighter materials, cost-efficient design, smart O&M processes, optimal grid integration, alternative wind energy, wind farm optimization, recycling of turbine materials, and so on in cooperation with our industry partners. This seminar will stimulate cooperation and exchange of knowledge, which is key to a strong academic and industrial wind energy R&D community in the Netherlands.

A large amount of data is gathered through Building Energy Management Systems. The big challenge is to utilize these data in a smart way to minimize the energy use in buildings and maximize comfort and air quality. This seminar is about exchanging knowledge and views on how Machine Leaning (ML) can contribute to this. What are the major research challenges in applying ML in the building sector? Should it be combined with more traditional approaches? And we will discuss what is needed to create mature solutions for large scale deployment of data-driven energy and comfort management.

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