Assessing Thermal Flexibility Potential in a Multipurpose Building in Norway
At the VII International Scientific and Technical Conference (Krakow, 20–22 May 2026), ENTRANCE researcher Aayam Chaulagain presented a study on the thermal flexibility potential of a multipurpose building in Asker, Norwayexploring how buildings can help balance energy demand and support renewable integration. The study draws on detailed Building Energy Management System (BEMS) data and a […]
Research Forum #1
The first Research Forum session featured Edoardo Scalera (Aalto University / TalTech), presenting his research within the ENTRANCE project on building electrification, data-driven energy performance, and flexibility
Research Forum – ENTRANCE’s new Meeting Series
The Research Forum is an initiative designed to bring together early-career researchers and create a dynamic platform for academic exchange and collaboration. These meetings provide an opportunity for PhD candidates and postdoctoral researchers to present and discuss ongoing work across a range of topics, including Smart Readiness Indicators (SRIs), peak shaving, indoor environment quality, and the development […]
The 3rd ENTRANCE Consortium Meeting at Politecnico di Torino
Politecnico di Torino welcomed the ENTRANCE consortium for two intense and productive days, bringing together all project partners to take stock of progress and chart the path ahead.
ENTRANCE is featured in the BRIDGE brochure
ENTRANCE is featured in the BRIDGE brochure together with more than 200 European projects, showcasing its contribution to collaboration, knowledge exchange, and real-world innovation across the European energy sector.
ENTRANCE Joins the BRIDGE Initiative
ENTRANCE has officially joined the BRIDGE initiative, a European community of Horizon 2020 and Horizon Europe projects working on smart grids, energy storage, islands, and digitalisation to support Europe’s clean and digital energy transition.
ENTRANCE research featured in the REHVA Journal
The article “Hybrid Physics-Data Modeling of Building Thermal Dynamics” has been published in the Artificial Intelligence in HVAC issue of the REHVA Journal, presenting key results from Task 4.1 of the ENTRANCE project on advanced modeling of building thermal dynamics.