Smart Energy Sharing in a German Living Lab

Brandt, Tobias; Schmeling, Lucas; deBronstein, Antonieta Alcorta; Schäfer, Ernst; Unger, Alexandra

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“…The "blue" cluster, although very dispersed, is related to the topics of "sustainable development" and "sustainable energy system" [87,[102][103][104][105][106][107][108]. Meanwhile, the yellow cluster is related to publications on "smart energy system", "optimization" and "integrated energy system" [109][110][111][112][113][114][115][116][117]. The purple area emphasizes "renewable energies" and "renewable energy resources" [87,108,118-129]-Table 5.…”

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Transition to Sustainable Energy System for Smart Cities—Literature Review

Wyrwicka,

Więcek-Janka,

Brzeziński

2023

Energies

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The article will contain a scientific analysis, showing thematic links between publications and consist of searching the data in the Scopus database. The timeframe of the searched publications will be 2010–2022. The parameters should also be narrowed down by selecting the following indexes: Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-E), Social Science Citation Index (SSCI) and Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI), which was intended to eliminate abstracts of books and conference materials, leaving only reviewed works with the highest level of relevance for furthering knowledge. An additional limit of five minimum citations will be introduced. The analysis included 342 articles. Texts cited at least 100 times were highlighted. The research showed that authors focus piecemeal on selected aspects or problems, so an attempt was made to show thematic connections of keywords, illustrating the complexity of the transformations underway. The discussion identifies the most active authors and countries, especially exploring the topic of a transition to a sustainable energy system for smart cities. The authors have employed scientometric analysis to provide an objective and data-driven exploration of the transformation of sustainable energy systems for smart cities. This approach offers valuable insights into the research landscape, trends, and relationships within the field, which can guide future scientific research and contribute to a deeper understanding of the subject matter. As an additional element of this conclusion, the authors proposed supplementing the scientometric analysis with the foresight methodology. The authors’ research approach is distinguished by the following stages: problem formulation, data collection, choice of scientometric methodology, analysis of advantages and limitations of scientometrics, clustering analysis, data analysis, and presentation of results. Our systematic literature review systematizes the existing literature on the sustainable energy systems for smart cities, isolates main research interests, identifies future research avenues, and provides several important hints for researchers.

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Section: Characteristics Of Publications Regarding Transition To a Su...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Transition to Sustainable Energy System for Smart Cities—Literature Review

Wyrwicka,

Więcek-Janka,

Brzeziński

2023

Energies

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Transdisciplinary Learning Experiences in an Urban Living Lab: Practical Seminars as Collaboration Format

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Timoschenko

2022

Transforming Entrepreneurship Education

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Transdisciplinary research projects offer practical learning environments and great opportunities for students and project partners to collaborate. This chapter presents two examples of practical seminars that provide open spaces for collaboration within the ENaQ Project in the Helleheide Urban Living Lab in Oldenburg, Germany. In these seminars, students worked directly with the project partners finding answers to actual research questions from within the project. Based on the reflections from all stakeholders and the takeaways from the seminars’ format, the authors introduce an iterative collaboration process. Transdisciplinary research projects can use it to develop the theory-practice interactions further and create a win-win collaboration in a long-term profit for all parties.

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Local Energy Markets in Action: Smart Integration of National Markets, Distributed Energy Resources and Incentivisation to Promote Citizen Participation

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Since the Paris Agreement in 2016, the goals of limiting climate change and moving toward climate resilience stand. With a share of about 80% of global CO2 emissions, the energy sector is an essential driver for these goals. A shift to low-carbon energy production and a decentralized system for more efficient energy transmission distribution is necessary. In this paper, we present our work on Modelling of Power Exchanges, Algorithms for Local Energy Market (LEM), Competitiveness of Combined Heat and Power Plant (CHP) and Energy Feedback Devices. The study was conducted considering technical, economic, social and regulatory framework. For easy integration into energy simulations or a district energy management system (DEMS), a model for power exchanges was created that allows flexible input or deterministic price patterns. The algorithm handles the clearing of an LEM by a district aggregator using limit orders with the goal of increasing the share of locally consumed electricity using economic incentives. An investigation was conducted into the operation of flexible CHPs in low-carbon power systems to balance the volatility of renewable energy. An Energy Signal Light (ESL) was developed as an energy feedback device, which is integrated into the DEMS in a living lab and allows individual configuration. In summary, the results presented should be compared with those of other research approaches in the future and require qualitative and quantitative evaluation.

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Smart Energy Sharing in a German Living Lab

Cited by 3 publications

References 76 publications

Transition to Sustainable Energy System for Smart Cities—Literature Review

Transition to Sustainable Energy System for Smart Cities—Literature Review

Transdisciplinary Learning Experiences in an Urban Living Lab: Practical Seminars as Collaboration Format

Local Energy Markets in Action: Smart Integration of National Markets, Distributed Energy Resources and Incentivisation to Promote Citizen Participation

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