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BEE-AI Workshop: Challenges of Artificial Intelligence in energy and climate urban analysis: from physical-driven to data-driven methods

26/11/2026
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10:30 am
Joan Oró Auditorium, Parc Agrobiotech Lleida
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BEE-AI Workshop: Challenges of Artificial Intelligence in energy and climate urban analysis: from physical-driven to data-driven methods

Lleida, Spain

26 November 2026

Banner for the BEE‑AI Workshop featuring an aerial city view with a green overlay and text announcing “Challenges of Artificial Intelligence in energy and climate urban analysis – From physical‑driven to data‑driven methods, Lleida, November 26.”

BEE-AI is a workshop on artificial intelligence applied to urban climate adaptation and the decarbonisation of buildings. It will be held on November 26, 2026 in Lleida, on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the BEE Group, the Innovation in Buildings, Energy and Environment Unit of CIMNE. The workshop will bring together researchers, engineers and professionals working at the intersection of artificial intelligence, urban energy systems and climate science. A space will be offered to present and discuss advanced methodologies that combine physical models with data analysis techniques, such as machine learning, neural networks and statistical inference. The applications will deal with areas of adaptation to the urban climate, the decarbonisation of buildings, solar energy and distributed energy resources, with the aim of promoting the exchange of ideas on current challenges and future lines of research.

Call for abstracts

You have until October 7 to send your application, fill out the following form with your name, surname, email, title and an abstract of between 400 and 500 words.

From 8 to 21 October , the jury will choose the abstracts that will be presented on 26 November. On October 22 , the selected abstracts will be published.

Calendar

Time10:30 – 11:00
 Joan Oró Auditorium
Reception
Time11:00 – 13:30
Joan Oró Auditorium
Workshop Part 1
Time13:30 – 15:00
CeDiCo Room
Lunch
Time15:00 – 17:00
Joan Oró Auditorium
Workshop Part 2

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