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The integration of renewable energy sources increases the complexityin mantaining the power grid. In particular, the highly dynamic nature ofgeneration and consumption demands for a better utilization of energy re-sources, which seen the cost of storage infrastructure, can only be achievedthrough demand-response. Accordingly, the availability of energy and po-tential overload situations can be reected using a price signal. The effec-tiveness of this mechanism arises from the exibility of device operation,which is nevertheless heavily reliant on the exchange of information be-tween the grid and its consumers. In this paper, we investigate the capabilityof an interactive energy management system to timely inform users on en-ergy usage, in order to promote an optimal use of local resources. In partic-ular, we analyze data being collected in several households in Italy and Aus-tria to gain insights into usage behavior and drive the design of more effec-tive systems. The outcome is the formulation of energy efciency policiesfor residential buildings, as well as the design of an energy management sys-tem, consisting of hardware measurement units and a management software.The Mjolnir framework, which we release for open use, provides a platform¨where various feedback concepts can be implemented and assessed. This

An open solution to provide personalized feedback for building energy management