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Information about the faculty

The Faculty of Architecture and Fine Art is proud to announce up to five PhD and/or Postdoctoral positions. The PhD/Postdoctoral positions will be organized at the Department of Architectural Design, History and Technology. The successful applicants will form part of the Energy and Environment Group in close cooperation with the Research Centre on Zero Emission Buildings, and Smart Sustainable Cities. For further information regarding the Faculty, Department and ZEB Centre, please visit: http://www.ntnu.edu/ab/about-the-faculty, http://www.ntnu.edu/bht

and http://www.zeb.no

We are looking for PhD and postdoctoral researchers related to:

• Planning Instruments for Smart Energy Communities

• Advanced building skins with integrated technology

• Zero Emission Refurbishment of the Built Environment

1. PLANNING INSTRUMENTS FOR SMART ENERGY COMMUNITIES (PI-SEC)

Type:

1 PhD fellowship and 1 postdoctoral fellowship

Main Supervisor (PhD):

Professor Inger Andresen

Main contacts:

Inger Andresen (NTNU) inger.andresen (at) ntnu.no; +47 40649405

Annemie Wyckmans (NTNU) annemie.wyckmans (at) ntnu.no; +47 40871863

Scope:

PI-SEC is a new project funded by the Research Council of Norway, in collaboration with amongst others Bergen and Oslo Municipalities. PI-SEC will deliver efficient planning instruments for integrated energy design at the neighbourhood scale, qualified for Norwegian planning context in cooperation with public stakeholders. The project will provide increased knowledge about what parameters are essential for moving towards smart and sustainable energy use in Norwegian cities and how these can be linked to the planning, operation and monitoring of new or renewed neighbourhoods.

PI-SEC addresses 2 main challenges towards smart energy communities:

1. Cross-scale indicators for setting goals and measuring progress;
2. Implementation and integration of these indicators in planning instruments.

The postdoctoral candidate will work for and with Oslo and Bergen municipalities to extract knowledge and experiences gained; to compare, analyse and facilitate transfer of these experiences across the Norwegian, EU and international resource groups; and to make the new knowledge available beyond the project. This will include project meetings, interviews, and secondments.

The PhD will focus on scientific studies related to the following research questions:

1. What are the main drivers and challenges experienced in smart energy communities projects?
2. Which KPIs, targets and planning instruments are transferable to the Norwegian PI-SEC case projects
3. How do the chosen targets, KPIs and planning instruments perform when implemented into Norwegian cases of neighbourhood development projects?
4. How can the test experiences be embedded in existing Norwegian planning instruments to create a better toolkit for smart energy development projects?

The project will be cond

Minstelønn: 0

Maksimal lønn: 0

Arbeidsgiver Navn: NTNU - Norges teknisk-naturvitenskapelig

Arbeidsgiver adresse: 7491 TRONDHEIM

Job kort beskrivelse: University and higher education teachers

Land: Norge

Region: Sør-Trøndelag

Kilde til jobbtilbud: NAV, Offentlige arbeidsformidlinger, Norge

Lønn valuta: NOK

Lønn periode: Pr. år