Carlos Alberto MARIOTTONI – Resumée . Professor Mariottoni, Carlos Alberto, retired Full Professor – Titular MS-6 at UNICAMP, retired after 45 years (1973 to 2019) of work in teaching, researching, extension and administration at the State University of Campinas- UNICAMP – FECFAU (Civil Engineering, Architecture and Urbanism); Invited Collaborating Professor at FECFAU-UNICAMP (2019 to 2023), in the Infrastructure and Environment Department; Ph.D. (England-1981) – University of Southampton-England-UK; Master in Electrical Engineering (USP-1976) – USP-University of Sao Paulo-Brazil; Graduated in Electrical Engineering - UNICAMP (1973) – UNICAMP-State University of Campinas-Sao Paulo-Brazil; Graduated in Occupational Safety Engineering - UNICAMP (1974) – Brazil; Post-Doctorate at UV - University of Valencia – Spain, working on themes: 1) “Research and Studies of Energy Efficiency Actions and Implication of Renewable Energy in Buildings” (08 to 11-2009); 2) “Studies of New Technologies and Methodologies for Multidisciplinary Teaching and Research in Engineering” (2012-12 to 2013-02); Mayor of the University City of State University of Campinas-Sao Paulo-Brazil (2002); Professor Mariottoni has experience in teaching and researching in the Interdisciplinary Area of Energy, Environmental Resources and Technology Innovation at UNICAMP-FECFAU and in the Energy Program of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering-UNICAMP-FEM; Professor Mariottoni was the Coordinator and Founder of the Interdisciplinary Center for Energy Planning UNICAMP-NIPE/NUCLENER (1984 to 1993); He was a member of the Scientific Council of the Interdisciplinary Center for Energy Planning – UNICAMP-NIPE/NUCLENER (1994-2015); and Member of the Scientific Council of the Center for Petroleum Studies at UNICAMP-CEPETRO (2005-2009); CREA-SP: Member of the Full Council of Engineering of the State of São Paulo (2007-2012), Coordinator of the Special Chamber of Electrical Engineering (2011); Representative Councilor of CREA-SP in CONFEA-Federal Council of Engineering of Brasília-DF (2011); Councilor of the Association of Engineers and Architects of Campinas-AEAC (2004- 2011), Director of Energy and Environment - AEAC (2002-2011); Coordinator and Designer of the Building Constructive Systems Project Group linked to the HC- Clinical Hospital and Medical College as well as of several Research Laboratories of Faculties and Institutes of UNICAMP (1986-2006); Member of the Research Commission of FECFAU-Faculty of Civil Engineering, Architecture and Urbanism - UNICAMP (2010 to 2016) , Member of the Board of the Department of Hydraulic Resources-DRH-FECFAU (2010 to 2019); Professor and Researcher in the Areas of Energy, Technology Innovation, Building Construction, Water and Environment-FECFAU-UNICAMP (1973 to 2019); Professor and Researcher in the Field of Occupational Safety Engineering through Continuing Education- FECFAU-Extecamp-UNICAMP (2011 to 2019); Member of the Board Council of FECFAU-Faculty of Civil Engineering, Architecture and Urbanism, during several terms; Former Member of the Technical Chamber for Integration and Diffusion of Technological Research (ID-CT) of the Basin Committee of the PCJ of the State of São Paulo (2017); Prof. Mariottoni is one of the researchers at FECFAU-UNICAMP who most developed technical-scientific studies and research with undergraduate students in Civil Engineering (about 40 TFC's), resulting in applied technical reports developed by future Engineers for Brazilian Engineering; He has presented more than 125 papers in International and National Scientific Congresses and Journals; Professor Mariottoni wrote 5 scientific books (Engineering Area) in partnership with his collegues; Professor Mariottoni has experience in Applied Energy, Electrical Systems and Innovation: Building systems and projects, Energy Planning, Energy and Environment, Energy efficiency, Renewable Energy Sources, Energy Systems and Environmental Impacts, Life Cycle Assessment applied to Engineering, IT-Innovation Technology in Engineering, General Aspects of Social Building Constructions, Studies and Projects of Technology Innovation in Building Systems.