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Innovative tool to improve energy-efficiency proactively

Create a tool to reduce the energy consumption of the buildings! City of Helsinki owns over 2000 buildings and the energy consumption data of the buildings is available as open data - but how to utilize that data in order to gain more energy-efficiency?
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Create a tool or a concept of a tool to reduce the energy consumption of the buildings owned by the City of Helsinki proactively. Target group can be either tenants or the building owner (City of Helsinki) of both. Helsinki has an ambitious strategical aim to be carbon-neutral by 2035. The city owns over 2000 housing and other buildings so it really makes sense to research and analyse the energy consumption data of these buildings in order to enhance proactively the energy-efficient. Helsinki has opened up very interesting energy consumption data about all the buildings as open data. In addition there are other kind of data sets available as open data as well, like basic information about buildings and 3D city model.

The energy consumption data of the city-owned buildings is available as open data here:
https://hri.fi/data/fi/dataset/helsingin-3d-kaupunkimalli (metadata in Finnish)
https://hri.fi/data/en_GB/dataset/helsingin-3d-kaupunkimalli (metadata in English)

The best team solving the City of Helsinki challenge will get an opportunity to present their innovative solution for the authorities of the City of Helsinki and in addition all students will gain 5-10 ECTS credits.

Coaching sessions:

On Thursday 7th of June between 2-4 pm at Ympyrätalo (Circle House) at Hakaniemi, Siltasaarenkatu 18-20 A, 5th floor, Luovimo. Please register beforehand to mira.jarkko@hel.fi .

On Tuesday 12th of June between 2-4 pm at Viikki Environment House, Viikinkaari 2a. Please register beforehand to mira.jarkko@hel.fi .

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