This paper classifies and discusses the energy flexibility improvement strategies for demand
responsive control in grid-interactive buildings based on a comprehensive study of the …

Renewable microgrids provide a remarkable alternative to the general use of centralized
generation sources, mostly supported by conventional fossil fuel resources. An advanced …

With the reformation of electric power market and the development of smart grid technology,
smart residential community, a new residential demand side entity, tends to play an …

This paper reviews recent research on the demand flexibility of residential buildings in
regard to definitions, flexible loads, and quantification methods. A systematic distinction of …

This paper assesses the performance of control algorithms for the implementation of
demand response strategies in the residential sector. A typical house, representing the most …

As a result of the increased awareness of the dangers posed by global climate changes
(mainly caused by growing global energy consumption needs), the quest for clean and …

Increasing shares of renewable energy sources and managing total demand are considered
pivotal for energy transitions that fundamentally re-envisage the electricity system. A key …

Half of the global final energy consumption is related to heat, which accounts for 40% of
global energy-related carbon emissions. Particularly in the UK, nearly 24 million end-users …

Building energy simulations can be effective in the real world only if the building energy
model is appropriately tuned, ie, calibrated. Whatever the purpose, from detailed energy …

Abstract Changes in the global energy landscape have increased the importance of
research on energy management methods in the power grid. In particular, Demand Side …