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Dr Graeme Stuart
Research Fellow
Queens Building 1.05
tel +44 (0)116 2551 551 ext 6847
Fax +44 (0)116 257 7977
email gstuart@dmu.ac.uk
Graeme has a BSc (Hons) in Applied Environmental Science from the University of Portsmouth and an MSc in Energy and Sustainable Development from De Montfort University. Prior to undertaking his PhD, Graeme worked for Nottinghamshire County Council as an Energy Officer, where he was responsible for the Council’s environmental reporting and helped administer energy saving projects across the county.
Graeme’s PhD research is funded by an EPSRC industrial CASE studentship with Nottinghamshire County Council, Leicester City Council and Pilkington’s Energy Efficiency Trust (PEET) as part of the INREB (Integration of New and Renewable Energy in Buildings) Faraday Partnership.
Graeme’s research focuses on monitoring building energy performance through the detailed analysis of high resolution energy consumption data collected from local authority buildings. Combining automated data collection of energy consumption data with automated analysis generates useful information for the management of energy demand in buildings. |
| Selected Publications |
| Stuart G, Fleming P, Ferreira V and Harris P, Rapid analysis of time series data to identify changes in electricity consumption patterns in UK secondary schools, Building and Environment, Vol 42, pp 1568-1580, (2007), ISSN 0360-1323, Available from |
| Stuart G, Taylor S and Fleming P, Developing a simple software tool for the analysis of high resolution data from ‘smart’ utility meters, Proc ECEEE Summer Study 2007, Vol 2, pp 981 – 985, (2007), ISBN 978-91-633-0899, Available from |
| Ferreira V, Fleming PD and Stuart G, Intelligent energy and water performance assessment in municipal building, 4th Int Conf Improving Energy Efficiency in Commercial Buildings (IEECB’06), Frankfurt, 26-27 April, (2006), (in press) |
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