A Systematic Review on Demand Response Role Toward Sustainable Energy in the Smart Grids-Adopted Buildings Sector

Al-Ghaili, Abbas M.; Ibrahim, Zul-Azri; Bakar, Asmidar Abu; Kasim, Hairoladenan; Al‐Hada, Naif Mohammed; Jôrgensen, Bo Nørregaard; Hassan, Zainuddin; Othman, Marini; Kasmani, Rafiziana Md.; Shayea, Ibraheem

doi:10.1109/access.2023.3287641

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“…The SGs offer a solution through, DSM and demand response (DR) strategies, contributing to reducing energy demand and CO2 emissions in buildings and promoting energy sustainability. This study [22] comprehensively explores diverse DR strategies and technologies for SG-adopted buildings, discussing insights, challenges, and potential enhancements to drive sustainable energy practices. Efficient electrical energy management within a SG is crucial for energy savings, and IoT-based systems are emerging as effective tools for monitoring appliance consumption.…”

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Smarter Grid in the 5G Era: Integrating the Internet of Things With a Cyber-Physical System

Saleem,

Usman,

Yaqub

et al. 2024

IEEE Access

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The Smart Grid, a fusion of digital technologies and advanced communication methods, enables the transformation of power distribution, transmission, and generation by responding to fluctuations in electricity consumption. Conventional electrical grids often leave consumers unaware of their energy usage patterns, resulting in both energy wastage and financial loss. To enhance energy efficiency, the consumption patterns of consumers need regulation. Smart Grids efficiently employs Demand-Side Management (DSM) strategies, including peak clipping, load shifting, and consumer awareness campaigns, to optimize energy consumption and achieve energy savings. DSM's synergy with smart meters and smart energy management systems (SEMS) emerges as a powerful trio in comprehensive energy conservation and optimization. The integration of SEMS with the Internet of Things (IoT), augmented by the advancements in 5G technology, emerges as a transformative paradigm. SEMS, operating within the IoT ecosystem bolstered by 5G connectivity, facilitates the instantaneous and efficient integration of IoT in SEMS, enabling real-time data collection, in-depth analysis, and data-driven decisions for optimal energy management. This empowers users with the ability to make data-driven decisions, yielding tangible outcomes in the form of efficacy, cost reductions, and fortified sustainability initiatives. We present a SEMS that amalgamates three microcontroller units to create a smart meter that is further integrated with a cloud-based middleware module and consumer API. Furthermore, it collects vital power metrics such as voltage, current, kWh, kW, and PF. Consumers can conveniently access this data in real-time via an API. Energy service companies can leverage this data for incentive programs and to motivate customers to optimize their energy consumption. These datasets serve as a foundational element for the development of diverse DSM strategies. This research work presents the deployment, and performance evaluation of an IoT-based SEMS that is implemented in diverse settings, including industrial, commercial, building, and warehouse setups. Moreover, as a test case, our evaluation extends to the specific conservation of energy within air-conditioning systems. The SEMS achieves significant energy conservation, with calculated savings ranging from 5% to 53%, showcasing its effectiveness in targeted energy management. The real-time data and case studies further demonstrate the efficiency of the presented work.

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Smarter Grid in the 5G Era: Integrating the Internet of Things With a Cyber-Physical System

Saleem,

Usman,

Yaqub

et al. 2024

IEEE Access

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“…Real-time energy monitoring systems, combined with bidirectional communication, allow buildings to adjust their energy consumption based on demand signals and pricing fluctuations. This enables the peak load management, load shifting, and integration of renewable energy sources [9][10][11]. • Occupancy-Based Energy Optimization: IoT-based occupancy sensing technologies play a critical role in energy optimization.…”

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Solar-Powered Smart Buildings: Integrated Energy Management Solution for IoT-Enabled Sustainability

Muñiz,

del Coso,

Nuño

et al. 2024

Electronics

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The increasing demand for energy-efficient and sustainable solutions in the building sector has driven the need for innovative approaches that integrate renewable energy sources and advanced control systems. This paper presents an integrated energy management solution for solar-powered smart buildings, combining a multifaceted physical system with advanced IoT- and cloud-based control systems. The physical system includes a heat pump, photovoltaics, solar thermal panels, and an innovative low-enthalpy radiant wall and ceiling, providing self-sufficient heating and cooling. The control system makes use of advanced IoT and communication engineering technologies, using Modbus, HTTP, and MQTT protocols for seamless interconnectivity, monitoring, and remote management. The successful implementation of this solution in an average-sized model house in Paris and a deep energy retrofit of a semidetached single-family house in Oviedo, northern Spain, demonstrates increased energy efficiency, improved thermal comfort, and reduced environmental impact compared with conventional alternatives. This study illustrates the potential of integrating solar energy, IoT, and communication technologies into smart buildings, contributing to the global effort to reduce the environmental impact of the building sector.

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Demand response optimization for smart grid integrated buildings: Review of technology enablers landscape and innovation challenges

Toderean,

Cioara,

Anghel

et al. 2025

Energy and Buildings

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A Systematic Review on Demand Response Role Toward Sustainable Energy in the Smart Grids-Adopted Buildings Sector

Cited by 6 publications

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Smarter Grid in the 5G Era: Integrating the Internet of Things With a Cyber-Physical System

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Solar-Powered Smart Buildings: Integrated Energy Management Solution for IoT-Enabled Sustainability

Demand response optimization for smart grid integrated buildings: Review of technology enablers landscape and innovation challenges

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