Automating Building Energy Management for Accelerated Building Decarbonization: System Architecture and the Network Layer

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James Kempf, PhD, is a Senior Consultant for Kempf and Associates Consulting, a teacher of blockchain and smart contracts at the University of California Santa Cruz Extension, and a Member of the IEEE Blockchain-Enabled Transactive Energy (BCTE) Initiative. Previously, he was Senior Principal Architect at Equinix where he led the Edge Services Innovation advanced development team and oversaw the architecture of Equinix Edge Metal as a service product.

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"Information and communication technology (ICT) is networking, control algorithms, system architecture, and other software and system topics related to building a software service for building energy management. Such a service requires collections of sensing and actuating devices measuring and controlling building systems such as lighting and heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) connected through networks to cloud computing data centers where automated algorithmic controls work to reduce a building's operational carbon emissions. Device networks of this nature are sometimes known as Internet of Things (IoT) networks. Building energy management is often included as a subfunction of building automation systems in commercial buildings, but can also be provided by a dedicated system"--