SPORT-RENOV: Innovative approaches for renovating sport facilities in Europe
Bosön aims to become a “nearly zero energy” campus and a testbed for evaluating future energy solutions in sport facilities.
PROJECT INFORMATION
Timeline
April 2025 – December 2028
Total cost of project
8 323 424 SEK
Swedish Energy Agency’s project number
P2024-04050
Coordinator
KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Participants
KTH, Afry and Stiftelsen Riksidrottsförbundets Idrottsinstitut Bosön
Project manager and contact
Hatef Madani Larijani: hatef.madani@energy.kth.se
Sport facilities often have high energy demands and are underrepresented in energy research, yet improving their efficiency is essential. Bosön sport center, managed by the Swedish Sports Confederation (Riksidrottförbundet), supports elite sports with testing, training, rehabilitation, accommodation, and education facilities.
This project focuses on analyzing Bosön’s energy systems using field measurements and advanced modeling. As a renovation case study, Bosön aims to become a “nearly zero energy” campus and a testbed for evaluating future energy solutions in sport facilities.
A digital tool will be developed to support renovation decisions by assessing trade-offs between efficiency, comfort, costs, emissions, and standards relevant to sport facilities. AI-driven algorithms will enhance control and predictive maintenance, improving operational efficiency.
Ultimately, the project seeks to improve energy and resource efficiency, and foster innovation across the broader building stock.