Improving Climate Resilience and Thermal Comfort in a Complex Building through Enhanced Flexibility of the Energy System

Hosseini, Seyedmohammad; Hajialigol, Parisa; Aghaei, Mohammadreza; Erba, S.; Nik, Vahid M.; Moazami, Amin

doi:10.1109/sest53650.2022.9898453

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“…Therefore, it becomes crucial to ensure real-time balancing between demand and supply to manage the variations and uncertainties of PV output. More innovative methodologies are needed, and PV curtailment, flexible power generation, efficient dispatch strategy, and accurate solar forecasting are among the measures that can assist in supply and demand-side management [8]. Minnesota and New York case studies indicate that a combination of proactive curtailment and PV overbuilding can achieve the lowestcost PV firm generation compared to storage-only solutions [9].…”

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Solar Energy System Integration for Energy Transition: A Short Review from Technologies and Methods to Energy Management System and Challenges

Hajialigol,

Moazami,

Aghaei

2024

Solar Radiation - Enabling Technologies, Recent Innovations, and Advancements for Energy Transition

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To achieve a net-zero global energy system, the transition to renewable energy sources (RESs) is a crucial step in sustainable development goals. Three key areas that require immediate attention, include energy efficiency, RESs, and electrification. There are also various pathways, all of which necessitate a significant increase in RES investments, policies, and regulatory frameworks. In this regard, solar energy plays a major role in achieving a net-zero global energy system. Solar power is the most abundant and widely available RES and its cost has decreased significantly in recent years. There is a critical need for continued technological advancements and innovations to improve the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of solar energy systems and their integration with different energy systems. In addition, energy savings and emissions reductions can also result from the integration of different energy systems. In this chapter, we will explore the different types of energy systems that can be integrated with solar energy systems in urban areas and the energy balance calculation of each system, explore the techniques and technologies used, the challenges faced, and the solutions and strategies for addressing these challenges. Additionally, we will discuss smart energy management solutions for more efficient and sustainable integration of different technologies in distributed generation, energy storage, and demand-side management.

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Solar Energy System Integration for Energy Transition: A Short Review from Technologies and Methods to Energy Management System and Challenges

Hajialigol,

Moazami,

Aghaei

2024

Solar Radiation - Enabling Technologies, Recent Innovations, and Advancements for Energy Transition

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“…2) Building energy management systems: Building energy management systems (BEMSs) aim to optimize energy consumption in buildings by monitoring and controlling energy use and can significantly reduce energy consumption, costs, and emission in the atmosphere [24]. However, challenges related to security and privacy must be addressed for their widespread adoption.…”

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Digital Twins: Shaping the Future of Energy Systems and Smart Cities through Cybersecurity, Efficiency, and Sustainability

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2023 International Conference on Future Energy Solutions (FES)

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Modern power systems are undergoing a rapid evolution toward digitization, facilitated by emerging technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Blockchain Technology (BT), and Digital Twins (DT). DT is a promising enabling technology to transform many industries and society. DTs are sophisticated networks of linked systems to simulate the actual world in cyberspace as digital replicas. Such digital replication includes virtualizing a system's components, operations, interactions, and software. Real-time data connections and information transfer let physical and digital systems coexist. Digital transformation in the energy sector improves technical, economic, and safety efficiency. Energy-related DT solutions in smart cities are intriguing and decision-support tools for stakeholders and decision-makers, but they need additional study and further technological advancements to be more efficient and usable. The article reviews the literature and practices of DT in energy systems in smart cities to provide new insights for future research trajectories. DTs can, among others, enhance cyber security, efficiency, sustainability, and reliability.

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“…To this end, it is crucial to search for strategies and technological solutions that reduce energy use and to cover the remaining energy demand through sustainable approaches such as increasing the penetration of variable renewable energy (VRE) [5]- [7]. Both VRE and urban energy demand are highly affected by climate conditions, causing a mismatch in demand and generation profiles [8], [9]. Enhancing the energy flexibility on both supply and demand sides can boost the movement towards sustainable and resilient urban energy solutions [9], [10].…”

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“…Both VRE and urban energy demand are highly affected by climate conditions, causing a mismatch in demand and generation profiles [8], [9]. Enhancing the energy flexibility on both supply and demand sides can boost the movement towards sustainable and resilient urban energy solutions [9], [10].…”

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Collective Intelligence for Energy Flexibility – Collectief: An EU H2020 Project for Enhancing Energy Efficiency and Flexibility in Existing Buildings

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Moazami,

Erba

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2023 International Conference on Future Energy Solutions (FES)

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Improving Climate Resilience and Thermal Comfort in a Complex Building through Enhanced Flexibility of the Energy System

Cited by 7 publications

References 16 publications

Solar Energy System Integration for Energy Transition: A Short Review from Technologies and Methods to Energy Management System and Challenges

Solar Energy System Integration for Energy Transition: A Short Review from Technologies and Methods to Energy Management System and Challenges

Digital Twins: Shaping the Future of Energy Systems and Smart Cities through Cybersecurity, Efficiency, and Sustainability

Collective Intelligence for Energy Flexibility – Collectief: An EU H2020 Project for Enhancing Energy Efficiency and Flexibility in Existing Buildings

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