The New York Tech's Energy and Green Technologies Laboratory is a living lab that opened in April 2019 under the Department of Energy Management at the College of Engineering and Computing Sciences. It represents a real-world environment and provides students with hands-on experience in energy and green technology disciplines. Energy generation, storage, and conservation methods are studied in this lab under the following areas:

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• Urban-scale Building Energy Modeling (UBEM) using High-Performance Computing (HPC).

• Physics-based building energy modeling (BEM) through commercial simulation tools and building information modeling (BIM).

• Design and evaluation of zero-net-energy (ZNE) buildings.

• Data-driven building energy modeling through machine learning techniques.

• Modeling and evaluating different energy retrofit approaches.

• Application of multi-functional sensors in collecting environmental data for data-driven energy modeling.

• Analysis of high-performance building enclosure based on building science.