FABRIZIO ENRICO

Enrico Fabrizio is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Agricultural, Forest, and Food Sciences (University of Turin). His research focuses on building energy performance, indoor environmental quality, and sustainable design. Key areas include PCM-based thermal energy storage, multi-energy system optimization, and low-temperature heating systems. He has contributed to advancing methodologies for nearly Zero Energy Buildings (nZEBs) and energy-efficient livestock housing.

Research domains include HVAC systems, energy-efficient building design, and dynamic simulation tools for energy performance assessment. His work integrates renewable energy technologies, such as solar thermal and photovoltaic systems, with district heating networks and smart grid applications. He has developed frameworks for personalized environmental control systems (PECS) and energy certification protocols for agricultural buildings like pig houses.

His recent publications emphasize decarbonization strategies for heat pumps, cryocooler prototypes, and zero-power building paradigms. Collaborations span academic and industry partners, addressing challenges in energy poverty, climate control in greenhouses, and retrofitting historic buildings to nZEB standards.