Generic Ontology of Energy Consumption Households

Kott, Joanna; Kott, Marek

doi:10.3390/en12193712

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“…These areas can be directly interlinked, resulting in a gradual increase in household demand for electricity (Tzeiranaki et al, 2019), whose consumption is increasingly dependent on, among others, the level of affluence, the composition and size of the family (Brounen et al, 2012). Whatever the reasons, there has been a slow increase in electricity consumption in the European Union area since 2014 (Tzeiranaki et al, 2019), therefore implying the need to control its consumption more effectively and, in some cases, even implement new automation and computer-based technological solutions to optimize the operation of electrical appliances (Kott & Kott, 2019). However, to achieve this goal, it is essential to have the right knowledge and information that underpins any transformation -both technological and process.…”

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Bibliometric Analysis of Excessive Electricity Consumption in the Context of Economic and Ecological Awareness

Janus,

Kyć,

Zema

2023

Biblioteka Regionalisty

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Excessive electricity consumption in households is a common phenomenon in taking part of household budgets. In a situation where many countries are facing increase in electricity prices, limiting electricity consumption is an important objective from both the economic and environmental perspectives. The analysis included consumer habits, behaviour and factors related to the exploitation of electrical equipment which may lead to unwanted electrical energy waste in households. Suggestions for examples of solutions to reduce excessive energy consumption were presented in an empirical perspective, based on the bibliometric analysis followed by the literature review. The aim of this study was to examine and map out household electricity consumption patterns, trends and the significant factors contributing to energy wastage. The results of scientific research on the economic and environmental awareness of consumers in the field of excessive energy consumption were also compiled. This paper may become an inspiration for further and more detailed quantitative and qualitative research on electrical energy waste – not only in households but also in public institutions or organisations.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Bibliometric Analysis of Excessive Electricity Consumption in the Context of Economic and Ecological Awareness

Janus,

Kyć,

Zema

2023

Biblioteka Regionalisty

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“…Today, a significant proportion of autonomous energy systems for households in Europe have smart grid characteristics. Developing countries should use rich practical experience of other countries for the construction of modern equipment [44].…”

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Households’ Energy Autonomy: Risks or Benefits for a State?

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The purpose of this study is to determine the impact of households’ energy autonomy on a country’s energy independence level, to identify prospects and risks. To assess the economic efficiency of households’ energy autonomy, the study used a modeling method based on maximizing the net present value, determining the average notional cost of energy efficiency and the level of energy independence in 20 countries. Based on the analysis of the volumes of electricity consumption by households in the studied countries for the period 2000–2018, it was revealed that in developed and developing countries there is an increase in this indicator. Diagnostics of the investment attractiveness of the installation and operation of energy systems for households makes it possible to determine the boundaries of a possible increase in the level of their energy autonomy. The scientific novelty of the research is represented by the proposed methodological approach, which makes it possible to assess the level of energy dependence of countries, possible deviations, and an increase in households’ energy autonomy in relation to the risk limit of energy dependence. The proposed methodological approach allowed the authors to prove the positive impact of increasing households’ energy autonomy for most developed countries. The most positive effect is characteristic of the leading countries in fossil energy market.

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“…The Generic Ontology of Energy Consumption Households concerns a household micro-system from the energy consumption perspective [75]. This ontology includes concepts related to equipment consuming electrical energy (e.g., air conditioners and televisions), equipment producing electrical energy (e.g., photovoltaic system and wind turbine), and energy storage (e.g., lithium batteries).…”

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Smart City Ontologies and Their Applications: A Systematic Literature Review

Nicola

Villani

2021

Sustainability

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The increasing interconnections of city services, the explosion of available urban data, and the need for multidisciplinary analysis and decision making for city sustainability require new technological solutions to cope with such complexity. Ontologies have become viable and effective tools to practitioners for developing applications requiring data and process interoperability, big data management, and automated reasoning on knowledge. We investigate how and to what extent ontologies have been used to support smart city services and we provide a comprehensive reference on what problems have been addressed and what has been achieved so far with ontology-based applications. To this purpose, we conducted a systematic literature review finalized to presenting the ontologies, and the methods and technological systems where ontologies play a relevant role in shaping current smart cities. Based on the result of the review process, we also propose a classification of the sub-domains of the city addressed by the ontologies we found, and the research issues that have been considered so far by the scientific community. We highlight those for which semantic technologies have been mostly demonstrated to be effective to enhance the smart city concept and, finally, discuss in more details about some open problems.

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Generic Ontology of Energy Consumption Households

Cited by 13 publications

References 15 publications

Bibliometric Analysis of Excessive Electricity Consumption in the Context of Economic and Ecological Awareness

Bibliometric Analysis of Excessive Electricity Consumption in the Context of Economic and Ecological Awareness

Households’ Energy Autonomy: Risks or Benefits for a State?

Smart City Ontologies and Their Applications: A Systematic Literature Review

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