About

Building energy research with a focus on flexibility and demand.

Abdullah Jamal is a PhD candidate working on building energy flexibility, demand response, and data-driven energy analysis in buildings. His doctoral work focuses on using smart meter data, weather information, and computational methods to estimate heating-related demand, disaggregate space-heating loads, and quantify flexibility potential in public buildings. His broader interests include electric heating flexibility, smart buildings, energy communities, renewable energy integration, and reproducible analytical tools for building energy research.

Affiliation: Østfold University of Applied Sciences, Norway.

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Research identity

My doctoral research focuses on building energy flexibility, demand response, smart meter data, heating-related demand, and public buildings.

Technical profile

I use computational methods for time-series analysis, weather-normalized building energy analysis, load disaggregation, and energy demand estimation.

Research practice

I aim to keep assumptions visible, connect analysis choices to building behavior, and communicate methods clearly for research and applied energy contexts.

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Research keywords

building energy flexibilitydemand responseenergy flexibility in buildingsbuilding energy analysisdata-driven building energy analysissmart meter analyticssmart meter dataload disaggregationspace heating loadnon-space-heating loadheating demand estimationweather-augmented energy analysisweather-normalized energy analysiselectric heating flexibilityenergy auditenergy management in buildingspublic buildingssmart buildingsrenewable energy integrationbuildings as virtual power plants