Add to ORKGThis paper presents a preliminary framework to describe how advanced controls can support multiple modes of operations including both energy efficiency and demand response (DR). A general description of DR, its benefits, and nationwide status is outlined. The role of energy management and control systems for DR is described. Building systems such as HVAC and lighting that utilize control technologies and strategies for energy efficiency are mapped on to DR and demand shedding strategies are developed. Past research projects are presented to provide a context for the current projects. The economic case for implementing DR from a building owner perspective is also explored
The adoption of low carbon energy technologies such as variable renewable energy and electric vehicl...
The adoption of low carbon energy technologies such as variable renewable energy and electric vehicl...
Power demand response is considered as one of the most promising solutions in relieving the power im...
Commercial buildings account for a large portion of summer peak demand. Research results show that t...
Many of today's advanced building control systems are designed to improve granularity of control for...
Heating, ventilation and air-conditioning (HVAC) are by farthe most energy intensive systems in comm...
The ability to control and optimise energy consumption at end-user level is of increasing interest a...
Building codes have defined minimum requirements for the energy efficiency of building equipment and...
The penetration rates of intermittent renewable energies such as wind and solar energy have been inc...
Energy consumption is increasing around the world and has been made many consequences such as increa...
This project will develop a demand response management system that will interface with the building ...
Buildings consume about 40 percent of total national energy use, are responsible for the same percen...
Advances in communications and control technology, the strengthening of the Internet, and the growin...
This paper describes strategies that can be used in commercial buildings to temporarily reduce elect...
Fossil fuels deliver most of the flexibility in contemporary electricity systems. The pressing need ...
The adoption of low carbon energy technologies such as variable renewable energy and electric vehicl...
The adoption of low carbon energy technologies such as variable renewable energy and electric vehicl...
Power demand response is considered as one of the most promising solutions in relieving the power im...
Commercial buildings account for a large portion of summer peak demand. Research results show that t...
Many of today's advanced building control systems are designed to improve granularity of control for...
Heating, ventilation and air-conditioning (HVAC) are by farthe most energy intensive systems in comm...
The ability to control and optimise energy consumption at end-user level is of increasing interest a...
Building codes have defined minimum requirements for the energy efficiency of building equipment and...
The penetration rates of intermittent renewable energies such as wind and solar energy have been inc...
Energy consumption is increasing around the world and has been made many consequences such as increa...
This project will develop a demand response management system that will interface with the building ...
Buildings consume about 40 percent of total national energy use, are responsible for the same percen...
Advances in communications and control technology, the strengthening of the Internet, and the growin...
This paper describes strategies that can be used in commercial buildings to temporarily reduce elect...
Fossil fuels deliver most of the flexibility in contemporary electricity systems. The pressing need ...
The adoption of low carbon energy technologies such as variable renewable energy and electric vehicl...
The adoption of low carbon energy technologies such as variable renewable energy and electric vehicl...
Power demand response is considered as one of the most promising solutions in relieving the power im...