Syed Shuibul Qarnain

TL;DR: This research work is an analysis of actions taken by governments under their jurisdictions towards building energy consumers based on the different governments responses and actions taken towards energy consumption in buildings in COVID-19 pandemic outbreak.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors analyzed the factors that necessitate the conservation of energy in residential buildings and showed that among the fifteen factors, population explosion and industrialization are the top two major factors necessitating the cause for conservation of residential buildings.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors analyzed the factors through a survey of 125 residential homes in a city neighbourhood of southern India and found that the five main factors that act as key drivers of energy efficiency in homes are: Motivation, education and awareness, coercive factors, Occupant Behavioural and energy saving equipment in homes.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors explored the interrelationships between the twenty factors identified in this research using interpretive structural modeling (ISM) methodology and arrived at the dominant factors that are highly influential in driving conservation principles in built environments in India.

TL;DR: Results show that blockchain technology is at the forefront followed by Internet of Things and Machine learning among the main technologies, and real time execution, security and Transparency are the top three factors favouring the digital technologies.