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The Smart Grid Architecture Model (SGAM) and the IEC 62559-2 Use Case Template are essential representatives of the Requirements Engineering of energy systems to promote interoperability. In particular, the qu...
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Flexibility potentials are mostly provided by centrally coordinated flexibility resources such as natural-gas-fired power plants. However, the decentralization of power generation combined with the decarboniza...
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Bidirectional charging allows energy from the electric vehicles (EV) to be fed back into the grid, offering the possibility of price-optimized charging. However, such strategies cause higher charging cycles, w...
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We describe a solution for secure and verifiable handling of energy certificates. Such certificates are increasingly used to claim and prove responsible use of green energy, and there is a strong need for tran...
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This paper presents a model-based approach for converting Common Grid Model Exchange Specification (CGMES) power system models into operational networks. The approach utilizes the Model-Driven Architecture (MD...
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With the rising complexity of our electricity infrastructure, smart grid simulations increasingly rely on co-simulation, which involves jointly executing independent subsystem simulations. However, in large-sc...
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In the smart grid of the future, accurate load forecasts on the level of individual clients can help to balance supply and demand locally and to prevent grid outages. While the number of monitored clients will...
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Information and communication technology (ICT) is an increasing part of modern power systems, which are, therefore, recognised as cyber-physical energy system (CPESs). The increase of ICT affects the situation...
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Energy is one of the most important topics in the world today and is considered as one of the most effective factors for the development of countries. Due to the limitation of non-renewable energy sources and ...
The rise of distributed energy generation and storage is creating new opportunities for energy consumers to actively engage with energy markets. Achieving these potential benefits will require the implementati...
The original article was published in Energy Informatics 2023 6:15
This paper presents a techno-economic analysis of ‘Picogrid’ in hilly remote areas of North-East India, where availability of conventional grid power is either none or limited. A Picogrid is a small microgrid ...
The digitalization of the energy sector enables a broad range of new digital use cases and business models. For instance, blockchain-technology can be used for the verification of tamper-resistant storage of a...
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Air cooling is the traditional solution to chill servers in data centers. However, the continuous increase in global data center energy consumption combined with the increase of the racks’ power dissipation ca...
To effectively address the challenges posed by the increasing share of the energy sector in global greenhouse effects, the domains of energy informatics and energy citizenship play a critical role. Energy info...
Global access to electricity has increased from 78.2% to 2000 to 90.5% in 2020, resulting in an increased electricity demand worldwide. Unlike commercial electricity consumption, which is managed by profession...
The original article was published in Energy Informatics 2021 4:21
A smart grid integrates communication networks with the conventional electrical grid. Due to their potential, smart grids are anticipated to achieve widespread deployment. A key component of the success and ad...
There have recently been intensive efforts aimed at addressing the challenges of environmental degradation and climate change through the applied innovative solutions of AI, IoT, and Big Data. Given the synerg...
The steadily increasing usage of smart meters generates a valuable amount of high-resolution data about the individual energy consumption and production of local energy systems. Private households install more...
The original article was published in Energy Informatics 2023 6:5
Demand response (DR) management systems are a potentially growing market due to their ability to maximize energy savings by allowing customers to manage their energy consumption at times of peak demand in resp...
Buildings are responsible for a significant fraction of the overall electrical load. Given the increasing penetration of renewables into the generation mix, it is important to make building loads flexible, to ...
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Demand-side management, a new development in smart grid technology, has enabled communication between energy suppliers and consumers. Demand side energy management (DSM) reduces the cost of energy acquisition ...
The use of energy is important in all sectors, considered essential in industrial, commercial and residential activities. In view of this and the environmental problems caused by energy sources with fossil fue...
As wind turbines continue to grow in size, they are increasingly being deployed offshore. This causes operation and maintenance of wind turbines becoming more challenging. Digitalization is a key enabling tech...
Heat pumps are at the heart of the transition to sustainable heating in buildings. Yet, minor installation and setting errors add to unnoticed performance drops over the system’s lifetime. With the advent of s...
Residential and commercial buildings are responsible for approximately 35% of carbon emissions in industrialized countries. Making buildings more efficient and sustainable is, therefore, a fundamental step tow...
The penetration of renewable energies is increasing in energy systems worldwide. Consequently, the intermittency of the energy sources raises technical challenges for sustainable energy supply. Demand-side fle...
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Energy systems face challenges due to climate change, distributed energy resources, and political agenda, especially distribution system operators (DSOs) responsible for ensuring grid stability. Accurate predi...
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The residential sector accounts for around 24% of the total electricity consumption in India. Recent studies show that air conditioners (ACs) have become a significant contributor to residential electricity co...
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The use of conventional fossil-fuel vehicles in the transportation industry contributes to climate change. The energy producing sector has actually adjusted its strategy to utilize more renewable energy to sat...
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Natural disasters threat the resilience of the electricity system. However, little literature has investigated the electricity system’s recovering process and progress after natural disasters’ hit which strong...
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Increasing shares of volatile generation and non-steerable demand raise the need for automated control of the Energy Systems (ESs). Various solutions for management and schedule-based control of energy facilit...
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The transition to a low-carbon society will completely change the structure of energy systems from a standalone hierarchical centralised vision to cooperative and distributed Multi-Energy Systems. The analysis...
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The shifting from the traditional centralized electric sector to a distributed and renewable system presents some challenges. Battery energy storage technologies have proven effective in relieving some aspects...
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The massive use of small energy resources and storage units causes a transition from a traditionally centralized to a decentralized energy system. To structure and coordinate the emerging changes in the energy...
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Due to large energy consumption and equipped building control systems, the majority of campus buildings have the potential to increase energy efficiency and provide energy flexibility. Among the three main typ...
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During the last decades, numerous simulation tools have been proposed to faithfully reproduce the different entities of the grid together with the inclusion of new elements that make the grid “smart”. Often, t...
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The transition to renewable energy sources challenges the operation and stability of the electric power system. Wind and solar power generation are volatile and uncertain, and energy sources may be located far...
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Nowadays, Non-Intrusive Load Monitoring techniques are sufficiently accurate to provide valuable insights to the end-users and improve their electricity behaviours. Indeed, previous works show that commonly us...
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In the past decade, the global distribution of energy resources has expanded significantly. The increasing number of prosumers creates the prospect for a more decentralized and accessible energy market, where ...
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Globally, the amount of renewable energy generation is increasing, which raises the complexity of operating electrical grids to maintain stability and balance and boosts the need for developing new electricity...
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Digital Twins (DTs) have attracted great attention in the energy sector. Game engines have been suggested to model DTs of their physical counterparts because they provide realistic graphics, lighting-, fluid- ...
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Worldwide, buildings consume about 40 percent of the overall energy resources and contribute to an average of 30 percent of the global carbon emission. Hence, technologies for improving the energy efficiency o...
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Digital twin technologies have become popular in wind energy for monitoring and what-if scenario investigation. However, developing a digital representation of the wind is challenging, especially due to the di...
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Air Conditioners (ACs) have become a major contributor to residential electricity consumption in India. Non-intrusive Load Monitoring (NILM) can be used to understand residential AC use and its contribution to...
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