ENERsip: M2M-based platform to enable energy efficiency within energy-positive neighbourhoods

López, Gregorio; Moura, Pedro; Moreno, José Ignacio; Almeida, Anı́bal T. de

doi:10.1109/infcomw.2011.5928812

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“…3 Two attributes are defined to all the Communications Devices: IP (Internet Protocol) address and ID (16-bits Identifier) [32]. It should be noted that the Proté gé editor allows specifying the type of every attribute, e.g., boolean, integer, double, or string, which is the case for these two attributes.…”

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Modeling Smart Grid neighborhoods with the ENERsip ontology

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Computers in Industry

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“…10 Many other use cases can be derived from current version of the ontology, illustrating, e.g., the dynamics of different services or the end-to-end addressing solution defined at the application level [32] in large-scale scenarios [40]. The defined ontology will ensure that the defined rules hold in such use cases, avoiding inconsistencies.…”

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Modeling Smart Grid neighborhoods with the ENERsip ontology

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Computers in Industry

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“…A given CNTR manages a group of ADR EPs, forwarding the data coming from them and routing commands to the appropriate ADR EP(s). Last, the M2M GW (Gateway) has the global picture of the M2M communications infrastructure and works as Operation Support System (OSS), performing tasks such as network inventory, network components configuration, fault management, or service provisioning, as well as communications gateway to the Information System [30].…”

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Multi-Faceted Assessment of a Wireless Communications Infrastructure for the Green Neighborhoods of the Smart Grid

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Abstract:Reducing electricity consumption and integrating renewable power generation sources represent two of the main drivers of the so-called Smart Grid. Machine-to-Machine (M2M) communications will play a key role on making such a Smart Grid a reality, since they will enable the required bidirectional real-time bulk information exchange. However, communications for the Smart Grid present specific requirements from both technical and economic perspectives, so it is crucial to evaluate how existing communication architectures and technologies meet them before undertaking the important investments needed to deploy this kind of infrastructure on a large scale. The main goal of this paper is to evaluate, from different perspectives, the core M2M communications infrastructure of a platform designed to reduce electricity consumption and integrate renewable generation at residential level. Such a communications infrastructure is fully based on widely deployed wireless communications technologies such as IEEE 802.11 and General Packet Radio Service (GPRS). Notably, the paper assesses the operational costs of using different security solutions in the GPRS segment and the performance of the selected communications technologies based on different metrics (goodput, in the case of IEEE 802.11, and transmission time, in the case of GPRS). OPEN ACCESSEnergies 2014, 7 3454

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“…It is hybrid, since it is based on different communication technologies, depending on the specific requirements of each communication segment; and it is hierarchical, due to the fact that there are specific devices which manage the communications within each communication segment [12].…”

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In-house monitoring and control network for the Smart Grid of the future

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2011 2nd IEEE PES International Conference and Exhibition on Innovative Smart Grid Technologies

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Electricity consumption in the household has been steadily increasing during the last decades, becoming a major problem for utilities, customers, and the environment. Smart metering systems are not enough to reduce such consumption. The electric grid of the future -the Smart Grid -will need to go beyond the house meters, up to the individual appliances, in order to integrate that component with the distributed and local energy generation facilities, and to perform smart procedures such as demand management. This paper presents a novel inhouse monitoring and control system that meets such requirements. This system represents a key element of the EU FP7 project ENERsip, which aims to reduce electricity consumption within energy-positive neighbourhoods by increasing users' electricity consumption awareness, by acting on the demand side automatically, and by matching consumption with local generation.

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ENERsip: M2M-based platform to enable energy efficiency within energy-positive neighbourhoods

Cited by 20 publications

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Modeling Smart Grid neighborhoods with the ENERsip ontology

Modeling Smart Grid neighborhoods with the ENERsip ontology

Multi-Faceted Assessment of a Wireless Communications Infrastructure for the Green Neighborhoods of the Smart Grid

In-house monitoring and control network for the Smart Grid of the future

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