Analysis and optimisation of collective self-consumption in residential buildings in Spain

Mena, Antonio José Gil; Medina, Víctor Fernando Nasimba; Bouakkaz, Abderraouf; Haddad, Salim F.

doi:10.1016/j.enbuild.2023.112812

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“…In 2022, due to the conflict in Ukraine, there is great energy instability at the European level, with escalating fuel and electricity prices, which has motivated many individuals and communities to switch to PV self-consumption [ 28 , 29 ].…”

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The impact of photovoltaic self-consumption on the daily electricity demand in Spain: Definition of a model to estimate it

Garrido-Herrero,

Jaramillo-Moran,

Carmona-Fernandez

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Heliyon

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Section: Regulations Related To Photovoltaic Generation For Self-cons...mentioning

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The impact of photovoltaic self-consumption on the daily electricity demand in Spain: Definition of a model to estimate it

Garrido-Herrero,

Jaramillo-Moran,

Carmona-Fernandez

et al. 2024

Heliyon

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“…However, this approach limits the geographic extension of the study. Other essential factors to consider are the electricity prices and surpluses remuneration fluctuations depending on the period of the day [27,113]. Generally, this information is provided by the DSO or the electric marketer.…”

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Modeling and Optimization of Photovoltaic Installations at Urban Scale

Fuster Palop

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The building sector in developed countries consumes 20% to 40% of the global primary energy, contributing to 30% of the CO 2 emissions. The population growth, particularly in urban areas, is expected to exacerbate this trend, compromising the sustainability goals outlined in international agreements and accelerating climate change. However, the increasing interest and political support in mature renewable energy sources, particularly solar photovoltaic (PV), offers improvement opportunities. The deployment of PV systems in urban areas presents advantages regarding emissions, economic, environmental, and social benefits, enhancing grid efficiency, increasing energy independence, and promoting sustainability awareness and community involvement. To increase the adoption of rooftop PV self-consumption (PVSC) systems in urban environments, studies on the PV potential can help overcome social barriers and enable public administration, utility companies, and private corporations to optimize energy planning, promote PVSC, and attract private investment in clean energy. Although most of the PV potential studies in the literature rely on geospatial physical models, the opportunities provided by Machine Learning (ML) and agile statistical approaches to reduce the high computational cost of the previous models are not fully exploited. These opportunities, especially in the economic potential assessment, remain scarce.

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The impact of metering methods on collective self-consumption: Insights from multi-dwelling buildings in Finland

Kortetmäki,

Ylipaino,

Koskela

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Energy and Buildings

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Analysis and optimisation of collective self-consumption in residential buildings in Spain

Cited by 11 publications

References 23 publications

The impact of photovoltaic self-consumption on the daily electricity demand in Spain: Definition of a model to estimate it

The impact of photovoltaic self-consumption on the daily electricity demand in Spain: Definition of a model to estimate it

Modeling and Optimization of Photovoltaic Installations at Urban Scale

The impact of metering methods on collective self-consumption: Insights from multi-dwelling buildings in Finland

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