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Deliverables
Deposit selected datasets from the iBECOME output in the research data repository
Analysis of the relevant market structures potential and competition in the field of virtual BMS offered in the form of SaaS The analysis will differentiate between the different services energy comfort and flexibility optimisation FDD MV other nonenergy services customer segments AEC ESCO FM CRE business models SaaS EaaS B2C B2B B2B2C and fields of applications retrofits intelligent buildings B2G The European market will be analysed in terms of size maturity and potential
D7.3 Training Planning and Activities Report 1st Draft (opens in new window)Report on the training activities undertaken to inform and educate the (i) beneficiaries (occupants, employees, owners, tenants) in the demo sites of the iBECOME vBMS capabilities and expected impact and of its interfaces and how-to-use; (ii) iBECOME partners in the use of the iBECOME vBMS especially during the demonstration of its piloting operation in the four sites and (iii) the external stakeholders.
D7.1 Communication and dissemination plan 2nd draft (opens in new window)Collection of all dissemination activities, impact conclusions and the plan for further dissemination and communication beyond the project life.
Methodology for determination of virtual sensors for comfort (opens in new window)Determination of metrics that better describe and characterise thermal and visual comfort and IAQ conditions and description of a methodology based on Machine Learning techniques to easily calculate them through proxy variables either monitored onsite physical sensors or derived from dynamic building simulations output virtual sensors
iBECOME vBMS user manual (opens in new window)A detailed users manual explaining how to install and use the iBECOME vBMS.
Technoeconomic feasibility of services and business model validation (retrofits) (opens in new window)Results from the calculation of all the KPIs for the effectiveness of the several services demonstrated in the French and Italian demos (significantly renovated buildings) and subsequent validation of the enhanced EPC iBECOME business model.
Communication and dissemination plan (opens in new window)Collection of all dissemination activities, impact conclusions and the plan for further dissemination and communication beyond the project life.
Sustainability Plan and Roadmap beyond the project end (opens in new window)A detailed plan describing appropriate arrangements to ensure the long-lasting impact anticipated by the partners. The sustainability plan will address the full commercialisation phase of the iBECOME vBMS and it will provide guidelines and an outline of activities for its further penetration and rollout in the market.
Stakeholders' contractual agreement and EPCs templates (opens in new window)Description of the working arrangement between the stakeholders involved in the provision of services through the iBECOME vBMS including contractual collaboration template stipulating their common line of action, their roles and responsibilities implementing the iBECOME vBMS and the subsequent services and their reimbursement sharing from the achievement of performance improvement and operational cost savings. Additionally, the agile and enhanced EPC templates will be described and detailed that will support easy access to financing and will provide the legal basis for the collaboration between all the involved stakeholders (ESCOs and AEC companies, aggregators, building owners and tenants, FM and CRE companies, financial institutions, hardware and software vendors) and determine how they will interact.
Technoeconomic feasibility of services and business model validation (operational efficiency) (opens in new window)Results from the calculation of all the KPIs for the effectiveness of the several services demonstrated in the Irish and Scottish demos (trialling operational efficiency only) and subsequent validation of the agile EPC iBECOME business model.
Software and hardware architecture for bidirectional integration of vBMS (opens in new window)Specification of the iBECOME vBMS software and hardware and cloud architecture to achieve bidirectional integration twoway communication and interoperability with onsite BMS and IoT sensors and controllers
Automation of dynamic building simulation model calibration and ROM generation (opens in new window)Description of the processes for automating both the calibration of dynamic building simulation models and the generation of Reduced Order Models of buildings from the calibrated ones
Features, bankability and viability of business model (opens in new window)Details on the iBECOME innovative business models including (i) strategic agreements for business development and key partners; (ii) key activities to be carried out and consequent internal structure; (iii) key skills for the development of the activities; (iv) key resources and their costing; (v) value proposition paying particular attention to the relation with the customers and to the product development; (vi) ways of intervention on the market.The bankability and sustainability analysis will include (i) a review of the existing value chain, including directly and indirectly connected stakeholders; (ii) the identification of all relevant solution providers; (iii) an analysis and assessment of all the financing options and of the monetization of the innovations value (expressed in Return on Investment) for all stakeholders in the value chain; (iv) risk analysis considering revenues, additional costs for equipment, running costs for maintenance and support and transaction costs (e.g. for participation in demand response markets); (v) feasibility studies for all building types and all countries for real, but also for best (good) and worst (bad) case conditions.
D7.1 Communication and dissemination plan 1st draft (opens in new window)Collection of all dissemination activities impact conclusions and the plan for further dissemination and communication beyond the project life
Review of regulatory framework (opens in new window)Description of the regulatory framework including laws regulations codes standard Addressment of all issues relating to data privacy and cybersecurity legislation and best practice
Training Planning and Activities Report (opens in new window)Report on the training activities undertaken to inform and educate the (i) beneficiaries (occupants, employees, owners, tenants) in the demo sites of the iBECOME vBMS capabilities and expected impact and of its interfaces and how-to-use; (ii) iBECOME partners in the use of the iBECOME vBMS especially during the demonstration of its piloting operation in the four sites and (iii) the external stakeholders.
Methodology for determination of virtual sensors and meters for flexibility (opens in new window)Determination of metrics that better describe and characterise flexibility and its controllability and predictability features and description of a methodology based on Machine Learning techniques to easily calculate them through proxy variables either monitored onsite physical sensors or derived from dynamic building simulations output virtual sensors
Brand logo and identity of the iBECOME project in its Web and Social Media presence
D7.4 1st Training Video (opens in new window)A first training video on the integration and interconnectivity of the iBECOME vBMS with on-site equipment and with 3rd party platforms and a second video on the core iBECOME vBMS services.
Training Videos (opens in new window)A first training video on the integration and interconnectivity of the iBECOME vBMS with on-site equipment and with 3rd party platforms and a second video on the core iBECOME vBMS services.
A live demonstration of the iBECOME vBMS as it is being operated in the two premises (Irish and Scottish demo) where operational efficiency is to be achieved.
Publications
Author(s):
Kelly, Louise; McCormack, David; Power, Mark
Published in:
Issue 14, 2021
Publisher:
Zenodo
DOI:
10.5281/zenodo.10473298
Author(s):
Naughton, Kate; Bernaud, Pierre; Tardioli, Diego
Published in:
Issue 4, 2021
Publisher:
Zenodo
DOI:
10.5281/zenodo.10473586
Author(s):
Ntimos, Dimitrios; Power, Mark
Published in:
Issue 3, 2022
Publisher:
Zenodo
DOI:
10.5281/zenodo.5906155
Author(s):
Ntimos, Dimitrios; Kelly, Louise; Stano, Michele
Published in:
Issue 15, 2020
Publisher:
Zenodo
DOI:
10.5281/zenodo.10473515
Author(s):
Bernaud, Pierre; Di Gallo, Martina; Cinquin-Lapierre, Benjamin
Published in:
Issue 6, 2021
Publisher:
Zenodo
DOI:
10.5281/zenodo.10473426
Author(s):
Rattazi, Diego; Ardizzone, Edoardo; Di Gallo, Martina; Buffa, Simone; Cinquin-Lapierre, Benjamin; Flanagan, Robert; Mangili, Stefano
Published in:
Issue 9, 2021
Publisher:
Zenodo
DOI:
10.5281/zenodo.10473360
Author(s):
Naughton, Kate; Regnier, Antoine
Published in:
Issue 2, 2021
Publisher:
Zenodo
DOI:
10.5281/zenodo.10473313
Author(s):
Dino Di Gregorio, Enzo; Martinelli, Francesco; Ntimos, Dimitrios; Zhang, Jason
Published in:
Issue 1, 2021
Publisher:
Zenodo
DOI:
10.5281/zenodo.10473447
Author(s):
Naughton, Kate; Flanagan, Robert; Conquin Cabrera, Adalberto
Published in:
Issue 1, 2021
Publisher:
Zenodo
DOI:
10.5281/zenodo.10471278
Author(s):
Fabien Seychelles, Dimitrios Ntimos,
Published in:
2022
Publisher:
iBECOME
DOI:
10.5281/zenodo.12600904
Author(s):
Louise Kelly, Mark Power
Published in:
2022
Publisher:
iBECOME
DOI:
10.5281/zenodo.12600801
Author(s):
Khalid Hassan, Integrated Environmental Solutions
Dimitris Ntimos, Integrated Environmental Solutions
Published in:
CIBSE Technical Symposium 2023, 2023
Publisher:
CIBSE Technical Symposium
DOI:
10.13140/rg.2.2.35237.68327
Author(s):
Khalid Hassan, Dimitrios Ntimos,
Published in:
CIBSE Technical Symposium 2024, 2024
Publisher:
ResearchGate
DOI:
10.5281/zenodo.12600990
Author(s):
Giovanni Tardioli; Ricardo Filho; Pierre Bernaud; Dimitrios Ntimos
Published in:
Environmanetal Sciences Proceedings, 2021, Page(s) 25
Publisher:
MDPI
DOI:
10.3390/environsciproc2021011025
Author(s):
Giovanni Tardioli, Ricardo Filho, Pierre Bernaud, Dimitrios Ntimos,
Published in:
Buildings: 10th Anniversary, Issue 12, no. 4 Buildings: 10th Anniversary, 2022, Page(s) 475, ISSN 2075-5309
Publisher:
MDPI Buildings
DOI:
10.3390/buildings12040475
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