[HTML][HTML] Global transition of operational carbon in residential buildings since the millennium
The residential sector is the third-largest energy consumer and emitter globally and as such
is at the forefront of the energy transition and net-zero emissions pathway. To accelerate the …
is at the forefront of the energy transition and net-zero emissions pathway. To accelerate the …
Emerging trends and approaches for designing net-zero low-carbon integrated energy networks: A review of current practices
The incorporation of net-zero technology into preexisting energy networks is crucial for
facilitating the shift toward an ecologically conscious and sustainable energy infrastructure …
facilitating the shift toward an ecologically conscious and sustainable energy infrastructure …
[HTML][HTML] Pathway for decarbonizing residential building operations in the US and China beyond the mid-century
With global carbon budget targets looming, residential buildings in top economies must
become carbon neutral as soon as possible to reserve more emission space for emerging …
become carbon neutral as soon as possible to reserve more emission space for emerging …
[HTML][HTML] Towards COP27: Decarbonization patterns of residential building in China and India
As the two largest emerging emitters with the highest growth in operational carbon
emissions from residential buildings, the historical emission patterns and decarbonization …
emissions from residential buildings, the historical emission patterns and decarbonization …
[HTML][HTML] Building electrification and carbon emissions: Integrated energy management considering the dynamics of the electricity mix and pricing
Electrification and distributed energy resources (DERs) are vital for reducing the building
sector's carbon footprint. However, conventional reactive control is insufficient in addressing …
sector's carbon footprint. However, conventional reactive control is insufficient in addressing …
On data-driven energy flexibility quantification: A framework and case study
Building energy flexibility is an important resource for a sustainable and resilient power grid,
and an important measure to reduce utility costs for building owners. Quantifying energy …
and an important measure to reduce utility costs for building owners. Quantifying energy …
[HTML][HTML] Energy Flexibility and towards Resilience in New and Old Residential Houses in Cold Climates: A Techno-Economic Analysis
One of the main sectors that contribute to climate change is the buildings sector. While
nearly zero-energy buildings are becoming a new norm in many countries in the world …
nearly zero-energy buildings are becoming a new norm in many countries in the world …
[HTML][HTML] Enabling portable demand flexibility control applications in virtual and real buildings
F de Andrade Pereira, L Paul, M Pritoni… - Journal of Building …, 2024 - Elsevier
Control applications that facilitate Demand Flexibility (DF) are difficult to deploy at scale in
existing buildings. The heterogeneity of systems and non-standard naming conventions for …
existing buildings. The heterogeneity of systems and non-standard naming conventions for …
[HTML][HTML] Energy flexibility quantification of a tropical net-zero office building using physically consistent neural network-based model predictive control
Building energy flexibility plays a critical role in demand-side management for reducing
utility costs for building owners and sustainable, reliable, and smart grids. Realizing building …
utility costs for building owners and sustainable, reliable, and smart grids. Realizing building …
Flexibility potential quantification and regulation measure comparison for the building air-conditioning system
Y Ding, Y Liu, Q Wang, L Liu, Z Tian - Journal of Cleaner Production, 2024 - Elsevier
Air-conditioning (AC) systems are the resources with the greatest flexibility potential for
building demand response (DR). However, there is no unified method to quantify its …
building demand response (DR). However, there is no unified method to quantify its …