Sustainable Mediterranean Construction

URBAN INNOVATIONS IN IOANNINA: IOT for Smart and Green Energy in public buildings

Authors

 Georgia Cheirchanteri, Spyridoula Tzortzi, Maria Miska, Konstantinos Koutlas

Keywords: 

Internet of Things (IoT), the city of Ioannina, energy efficiency, public buildings, sustainable development

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Abstract

The city of Ioannina, Greece, has recognized the necessity of sustainable development and urban renewal. The novelty of the study lies on the first systematic analysis of energy interventions in public buildings, based on IoT. In general, public buildings, account for significant energy consumption, making energy efficiency in the public sector a key sustainability challenge. The use of IoT offers innovative solutions for real-time energy monitoring and management, enabling significant energy savings while addressing architectural constraints. The study methodology includes statistical data analysis, case studies, and energy consumption modeling, in public buildings in Ioannina. Despite challenges such as installation costs and skill gaps, IoT integration is crucial for reducing the environmental footprint and fostering sustainable urban development. Also, the study underscores the need for further research and pilot implementations to maximize the potential of IoT in energy management.

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SMC N.21 2025

SMC MAGAZINE N. TWENTYONE/2025

001_COVER AND INDEX

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019_ BOARDS AND INFORMATION

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