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-- accessibility tools search for: home about consultancy facilities vacancies related websites research themes renewable energy solar photovoltaics wind energy tidal energy low head hydro power wave energy cities and infrastructure energy and behaviour data and modelling energy and buildings energy for development environmental impacts microgeneration technologies projects & research timeline grants and contracts phd projects publications ccweathergen (software) ccworldweathergen (software) solar southampton (tool) solent region energy and co₂ (mapping) people news events lectures ewtec 2015 energy for development renkei spring school education msc projects school events contact us university homepage recent news 10th september, 2018 spatialec gf supports green grid project to release unique household electricity demand dataset for public use read more → 24th august, 2018 university of southampton careteam supports independent living read more → 24th august, 2018 care in the square – list of participants read more → tweets by energysoton follow @energysoton the (serg) is part of the energy and climate change division (eccd) within the faculty of engineering and the environment at the university of southampton. the ( serg ) aims to promote and undertake fundamental and applied research related to the efficient use of energy in the built environment. this is alongside pre-industrial development in the areas of renewable energy technologies. serg undertakes research in core areas of energy, specifically in cities and infrastructure , energy for development , data and modelling , energy and behaviour , energy and buildings , environmental impacts , microgeneration technologies and renewable energy ( solar photovoltaics and marine energy ). for more information about data in cities, please visit: mydata portal . for more information about any of these core areas of research, please click on the links above or click on a specific area of research below. current projects please click on the logos for more information on the ’s (serg) current projects. thermoss careteam low carbon cities green campus in saudi arabia save dc mini-grid solar home systems energy access & energy efficiency marine energy clustering mini-grid networks to widen energy access and enhance utility network resilience phd projects recently completed projects energy for development liveable cities international centre for infrastructure futures community-based initiatives in energy saving home energy management reducing the costs of marine renewables via advanced structural materials dynamics of energy, mobility and demand aperio: low costfacade management upcoming events and news please click on any of the upcoming events and news stories below for more information.     -- isle of wight environment conference 26 june 2018 recent publications turner p., bahaj a.s., teli d. (2018) aspirations of retailers and visitors towards the regeneration of declining streets in cities, future cities and environment , vol.4, pages 14-25, view paper wu y., blunden l., bahaj a.s. (2018) city-wide building height determination using light detection and ranging data, environment and planning b: urban analytics and city science , view paper büchs m., bahaj a.s., blunden l., bourikas l., falkingham j., james p., kamanda m., wu y. (2018) sick and stuck at home – how poor health increases electricity consumption and reduces opportunities for environmentally-friendly travel in the united kingdom, energy research & social science , vol.44, pages 250-259, issn 2214-6296, view paper büchs m., bahaj a.s., blunden l., bourikas l., falkingham j., james p., kamanda m., wu y. (2018) promoting low carbon behaviours through personalised information? long-term evaluation of a carbon calculator interview, energy policy , vol.120, pages 284-293, issn 0301-4215, view paper amin r., teli d. & james p.a.b. (2018) exploring the link between thermal experience and adaptation to a new climate. future cities and environment , vol.4(1), page 9, view paper pang m., zhang l., bahaj a.s., xu k., hao y., wang c. (2018) small hydropower development in tibet: insight from a survey in nagqu prefecture. renewable and sustainable energy reviews , vol.81(2), pages 3032-3040, issn 1364-0321, view paper wu y., blunden l. & bahaj a.s. (2018) city-wide building energy efficiency assessment using epc data. future cities and environment , vol. 4(1), view paper aragon v., teli d. & james p. (2018) evaluation of retrofit approaches for two social housing tower blocks in portsmouth, uk. future cities and environment , vol. 4(1), view paper mahdy m., bahaj a.s. (2018) multi criteria decision analysis for offshore wind energy potential in egypt, renewable energy , vol. 118, pages 278-289, view paper bourikas l., costanza e., gauthier s., james p.a.b., kittley-davies j., ornaghi c., rogers a., saadatian e., huang y. (2018) camera-based window-opening estimation in a naturally ventilated office, building research & information , 46(2), pages 148-163, view paper alam m., bhattacharyya s. (2017) are the off-grid customers ready to pay for electricity from the decentralized renewable hybrid mini-grids? a study of willingness to pay in rural bangladesh, energy , volume 139, pages 433-446, view paper pradana m., gauthier s. and bourikas l. (2017) close the energy performance gap, a window at a time. in, proceedings of the 7th masters conference: people and buildings. london, uk, 22th september 2017. network for comfort and energy use in buildings. view paper coles d.s., blunden l.s. and bahaj a.s. (2017) turbulent flow within multi-row tidal stream turbine arrays in, proceedings of the 12th european wave and tidal energy conference (ewtec). cork, ireland, 27th august – 2nd september 2017. view paper wu y., blunden l.s. and bahaj a.s. (2017) city-wide building energy efficiency assessment using epc data. in, set2017: 16th international conference on sustainable energy technologies , bologna, 17 – 20 july 2017. view paper mahdy m., bahaj a.s. and richards d.s. (2017) selection and design of offshore wind turbine foundations for the red sea area – egypt. in, set2017: 16th international conference on sustainable energy technologies , bologna, 17 – 20 july 2017. view paper harper m., anderson b.,james p.a.b. and bahaj a.s. (2017) identifying suitable locations for onshore wind turbines using a gis-mcda approach. in, set2017: 16th international conference on sustainable energy technologies , bologna, 17 – 20 july 2017. view paper paine s., james p.a.b. and bahaj a.s. (2017) evaluating chp management and outputs using simple operational data. in, set2017: 16th international conference on sustainable energy technologies , bologna, 17 – 20 july 2017. view paper aragon v., teli d. and james p.a.b. (2017) evaluation of retrofit approaches for two social housing tower blocks in portsmouth, uk. in, set2017: 16th international conference on sustainable energy technologies , bologna, 17 – 20 july 2017. view paper amin r., teli d. and james p.a.b. (2017) exploring the link between thermal experience and adaptation to a new climate. in, set2017: 16th international conference on sustainable energy technologies , bologna, 17 – 20 july 2017. view paper alvares-sanches t., osborne p.e., white p., james p.a.j. and bahaj a.s. (2017) temporal and spatial variation in soundscape frequency components across an urban area. in, set2017: 16th international conference on sustainable energy technologies , bologna, 17 – 20 july 2017. view paper turner p., bahaj a.s. and teli d. (2017) aspirations of retailers and visitors towards the regeneration of declining streets in cities. in, set2017: 16th international conference on sustainable energy technologies , bologna, 17 – 20 july 2017. view paper osborne p. and alvarez-sanches t. (2017) how spatial pattern in land use drives urban land surface temperatures: lessons for city planning and climate change

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