Energy storage coupling in a high efficiency household scenario: A real life experimental application

Falabretti, Davide; Lindholm, Martin; Merlo, Marco; Scapeccia, Giuseppe

doi:10.1016/j.est.2018.04.010

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“…1. Furthermore, mPVG displays all its potential advantages if it operates in the environment of a smart grid (IEA-RETD, 2014;Skjolsvold et al, 2015) and appropriate market structures develop (see O'Shaughnessy et al, 2018;Falabretti et al, 2018;van der Stelt et al, 2018).…”

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Regulation of photovoltaic prosumer plants: An analysis through a dynamic expression of the avoided cost

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Regulation of photovoltaic prosumer plants: An analysis through a dynamic expression of the avoided cost

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“…The use of renewable energy sources for electricity generation is the only way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions [1,2]. Due to the unpredictability of these sources, it is necessary to match them with energy storage systems, that help to maintain grid stability and increase efficiency [3,4]. Green hydrogen is undoubtedly suitable for energy storage, either for stand-alone or large-scale systems [5,6].…”

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Behavior of a forest of NiFe nanowires in KOH and NaCl solution for water electrolysis

Oliveri

2023

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In the present work, the behaviour of nanostructured electrodes consisting of an array of nanowires made of NiFe alloy is studied in a KOH + 0.5 M NaCl solution. The aim is to explore the possibility of using these electrodes for hydrogen production by seawater electrolysis. The splitting of sea water requires a highly selective electrode on the anode side, where the evolution of molecular chlorine or the formation of other active chlorine compounds can compete with the oxygen evolution reaction. Nanostructured electrodes obtained by template electrosynthesis were tested at room temperature in KOH + 0.5 M NaCl solution and the results were compared with those obtained in pure KOH. The results showed that the electrocatalytic behaviour of the nanostructured NiFe alloy was not affected by the presence of NaCl. Furthermore, the chemical-physical characterisations carried out after the long-term galvanostatic tests have shown that the nanostructured electrodes are also stable in terms of morphology and composition. In addition, the solution used to perform the long-term galvanostatic tests was analysed to investigate the possible formation of chlorine compounds. The absence of these compounds, together with the measurement of the potential value for the oxygen evolution reaction, which was always lower than the thermodynamic redox potential for the hypochlorite formation reaction, leads us to conclude that these electrodes are potentially suitable for seawater electrolysis.

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“…The role of SG is not only to integrate renewable energy resources but also to incorporate residential consumers into DSM activities [12]. The common objectives of the DSM in the smart grid are the reduction in the electricity price and minimization of energy use in peak hours [13]. However, the current literature study shows that there is a gap in developing an efficient cluster-based energy management scheme which can reduce consumers' energy prices with a higher level of customer satisfaction.…”

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Development of Cluster-Based Energy Management Scheme for Residential Usages in the Smart Grid Community

Rashid

Granelli

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Several efforts have been taken to promote clean energy towards a sustainable and green economy. Existing sources of electricity present some complications concerning consumers, utility owners, and the environment. Utility operators encourage household applicants to employ residential energy management (REM) systems. Renewable energy sources (RESs), energy storage systems (ESS), and optimal energy allocation strategies are used to resolve these difficulties. In this paper, the development of a cluster-based energy management scheme for residential consumers of a smart grid community is proposed to reduce energy use and monetary cost. Normally, residential consumers deal with household appliances with various operating time slots depending on consumer preferences. A simulator is designed and developed using C++ software to resolve the residential consumer’s REM problem. The benefits of the RESs, ESS, and optimal energy allocation techniques are analyzed by taking in account three different scenarios. Extensive case studies are carried out to validate the effectiveness of the proposed cluster-based energy management scheme. It is demonstrated that the proposed method can save energy and costs up to 45% and 56% compared to the existing methods.

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Energy storage coupling in a high efficiency household scenario: A real life experimental application

Cited by 10 publications

References 5 publications

Regulation of photovoltaic prosumer plants: An analysis through a dynamic expression of the avoided cost

Regulation of photovoltaic prosumer plants: An analysis through a dynamic expression of the avoided cost

Behavior of a forest of NiFe nanowires in KOH and NaCl solution for water electrolysis

Development of Cluster-Based Energy Management Scheme for Residential Usages in the Smart Grid Community

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