DSM is seen as a promising solution for problems in the electrical grid resulting from the rising integration of fluctuating renewable energy sources. This paper presents a valuation method for the potential of demand side management using heat supply systems in residential buildings. Therefore DSM is compared to the use of an electrical energy storage. Results show that a significant reduction of the needed storage size can be achieved in the evaluated scenarios just by controlling the heat supply systems in an optimal way. Furthermore the impact of changes in the forecast of a rolling horizon in the optimized resource scheduling is evaluated within this paper
Energy flexible buildings through smart demand-side management (DSM) or smart demand response (DR) u...
The management of energy supply and demand is becoming more challenging in regions where the demand ...
The current electricity market, characterized by increasing energy demand and growing penetration of...
The benefits of using dynamic heat storage and demand side management strategies are discussed. Whil...
The benefits of using dynamic heat storage and demand side management strategies are discussed. Whil...
The dynamic expansion of renewable energy production, especially solar and wind power, will accelera...
The dynamic expansion of renewable energy production, especially solar and wind power, will accelera...
The residential sector is currently one of the major contributors to the global energy balance. Howe...
The objective of the work is to develop an algorithm that automatically manages the activation of th...
Due to their non-deterministic behaviour, renewable energies are defined as non-dispatchable energie...
© 2018 by the authors. Licensee MDPI, Basel, Switzerland. The energy demand in buildings represents ...
Traditionally, demand side management (DSM) programs have been driven by utilities. With the prospec...
The objective of the work is to develop an algorithm that automatically manages the activation of th...
The energy demand in buildings represents a considerable share of the overall energy use. Given the ...
Demand side response (DSR) will be an important scheme for a secure, sustainable and affordable elec...
Energy flexible buildings through smart demand-side management (DSM) or smart demand response (DR) u...
The management of energy supply and demand is becoming more challenging in regions where the demand ...
The current electricity market, characterized by increasing energy demand and growing penetration of...
The benefits of using dynamic heat storage and demand side management strategies are discussed. Whil...
The benefits of using dynamic heat storage and demand side management strategies are discussed. Whil...
The dynamic expansion of renewable energy production, especially solar and wind power, will accelera...
The dynamic expansion of renewable energy production, especially solar and wind power, will accelera...
The residential sector is currently one of the major contributors to the global energy balance. Howe...
The objective of the work is to develop an algorithm that automatically manages the activation of th...
Due to their non-deterministic behaviour, renewable energies are defined as non-dispatchable energie...
© 2018 by the authors. Licensee MDPI, Basel, Switzerland. The energy demand in buildings represents ...
Traditionally, demand side management (DSM) programs have been driven by utilities. With the prospec...
The objective of the work is to develop an algorithm that automatically manages the activation of th...
The energy demand in buildings represents a considerable share of the overall energy use. Given the ...
Demand side response (DSR) will be an important scheme for a secure, sustainable and affordable elec...
Energy flexible buildings through smart demand-side management (DSM) or smart demand response (DR) u...
The management of energy supply and demand is becoming more challenging in regions where the demand ...
The current electricity market, characterized by increasing energy demand and growing penetration of...