EnRiMa DSS System showcased in Sweden
12 March 2014 - 12 March 2014
Austria
In conjunction with Systemvetardagen at Kista, Sweden, EnRiMa held an information session
to showcase the capabilities of its decision support system (DSS) on the 12th of March. The
EnRiMa team interacted with other participants at Systemvetargaden before proceeding to
start with its dedicated information session followed by a Q&A session over lunch. In
attendance were representatives of Akademiska Hus and Energimyndigheten (Swedish
Energy Agency).
The project coordinator, Afzal Siddiqui, gave an overview of the policy context and described
the scope of the DSS. Martin Henkel, who was responsible for GUI development and
integration, gave a live demo of the DSS. Questions from the participants focused on the
model’s treatment of multiple zones in a building, marketing of the DSS modules to the same
user, and the need for connecting with the site’s BEMS. In the opinion of the EnRiMa team,
the two types of decision support (operational and strategic) are unique for the market and
could be a strong selling point of the DSS along with its high level of integration. Possible
business models that came out of the discussion were for Akademiska Hus to use the
strategic model for analysing retrofits and energy auditors to deploy both modules for long-
and short-term analyses.
to showcase the capabilities of its decision support system (DSS) on the 12th of March. The
EnRiMa team interacted with other participants at Systemvetargaden before proceeding to
start with its dedicated information session followed by a Q&A session over lunch. In
attendance were representatives of Akademiska Hus and Energimyndigheten (Swedish
Energy Agency).
The project coordinator, Afzal Siddiqui, gave an overview of the policy context and described
the scope of the DSS. Martin Henkel, who was responsible for GUI development and
integration, gave a live demo of the DSS. Questions from the participants focused on the
model’s treatment of multiple zones in a building, marketing of the DSS modules to the same
user, and the need for connecting with the site’s BEMS. In the opinion of the EnRiMa team,
the two types of decision support (operational and strategic) are unique for the market and
could be a strong selling point of the DSS along with its high level of integration. Possible
business models that came out of the discussion were for Akademiska Hus to use the
strategic model for analysing retrofits and energy auditors to deploy both modules for long-
and short-term analyses.