This book addresses the critical need for advanced modeling techniques in the design and optimization of Net-Zero Energy Buildings (NZEBs). As the building industry shifts towards sustainability, achieving NZEB goals requires significant research and practical application of new knowledge. The book brings together international experts to share cutting-edge modeling approaches and detailed case studies. These resources are intended to guide designers in effectively utilizing simulation tools for optimal NZEB design, with strategies also applicable to energy-plus buildings.

This book is positioned as a technical resource for professionals and researchers engaged in sustainable building design. The inclusion of advanced modeling techniques and case studies suggests a focus on practical application and knowledge transfer within the field. The content is likely to appeal to architects, engineers, and policymakers aiming to implement net-zero energy standards. The book's approach, combining theoretical modeling with real-world examples, aims to bridge the gap between research and practice in sustainable architecture.