The paper presenting the open-source tool TEASER has been published in the Journal of Building Performance Simulation on Taylor & Francis Online.

The Institute for Energy Efficient Buildings and Indoor Climate, E.ON Energy Research Center, RWTH Aachen University released “AixLib”, a Modelica model-library that contains more than 400 items which focus on building performance simulations.

The Japanese scientiest Shin-ichi Tanabe visited the E.ON ERC. Scope of his visit was to improve the international cooperation with regards to thermal comfort and building energy technology.

Three scientist from E.ON Energy Research Center participated in the Annex 60 Meeting at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory from 15^th - 17^th September 2014.

The Final Report "Adaptive Control" can be accessed online via the Technischen Informationsbibliothek (Technical Information Library) of Hannover University.

With about  90 visitors, the fifth Symposium "Buildings - Energy - Technology" at the E.ON Energy Research Center was well attended.

For this years BauSIM in Aachen, 122 Papers were accepted. BauSIM 2014 will take place in Aachen from 22.-24^th September with the main topic "Human-Centered Building"

ACS and EBC presented the 2DSM concept on this years Hannover Trade Fair from April 7^th-11^th in Hall 16, Stand E27.

After the third place last year the E.ON Energy Research Center indoor soccer team reached again third place at the RWTH Indoor Soccer Cup on Saturday, March 29^th.

Members of the E.ON Energy Research Center gave two keynotes and displayed five posters on the symposium on energy optimized Building 2014 in Essen.

A building model adapted to the complexity of city district scale applications was developed based on national standards, The results were published in a peer-reviewed journal paper at Building and Enviroment.

The IBPSA-Germany and Austria conference BauSIM2014 took place from September 22 – 24, 2014 in Aachen (Germany).

A system that helps to reduce your energy bill by automatically detecting if you are present or not. This system was described in a recently published peer-reviewed journal paper at Energy & Buildings.