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Building Energy Flexibility and Demand Management
A guide to flexible renewable energy systems with a combination of fundamental theories, methods and case studies
Zhenjun Ma (Edited by), Müslüm Ar?c? (Edited by), Amin Shahsavar (Edited by)
9780323995887, Elsevier Science
Paperback, published 24 February 2023
288 pages
23.5 x 19 x 1.9 cm, 0.45 kg
Building Energy Flexibility and Demand Management looks at the high penetration of intermittent renewable energy sources and the need for increased flexibility. Ensuring electrical power systems adapt to dynamic energy demand and supply conditions, the book supports the transition to a renewable energy future with current fluctuating power generation. By facilitating the penetration of renewable energy sources into the building sector and balancing electricity supply with demand in real-time, this book will provide fundamental concepts, theories, and methods to understand, quantify, design and optimize building energy flexibility. In addition, the book also provides case studies with emerging technologies to enhance building energy flexibility and demonstrate how demand management strategies can utilize energy flexibility for demand reduction and load shifting. It will be useful for all those researchers and engineers working in flexible energy systems and advanced demand side management strategies.
Section I: Foundational information and methods 1. Energy and environmental sustainability 2. Energy flexibility concepts, indicators and quantification methods 3. Energy flexibility modelling and optimization 4. Energy demand management Section II: Emerging technologies and case studies for enhanced energy flexibility 5. Thermal energy storage for enhanced energy flexibility 6. Renewable energy for enhanced energy flexibility 7. Heat pumps in building energy flexibility 8. District heating and cooling for energy flexibility 9. Energy flexibility of a net zero energy: Case study and demonstration 10. Energy flexibility in intermittent heated and/or cooled systems: A case study
Subject Areas: The environment [RN], Environmental economics [KCN]
