2010
Authors
Rua, D; Issicaba, D; Soares, FJ; Almeida, PMR; Rei, RJ; Lopes, JAP;
Publication
2010 IEEE PES CONFERENCE ON INNOVATIVE SMART GRID TECHNOLOGIES EUROPE (ISGT EUROPE)
Abstract
The Smart Grid vision along with the future deployment of Electric Vehicles presents numerous challenges in terms of grid infrastructure, communication, and control. In this context, Advanced Metering Infrastructure solutions are envisioned to be the active management link between utilities and consumers. This paper presents a survey of potential AMI functionalities particularly developed to foster the large scale deployment of EV in Smart Grids. For this accomplishment, the concepts of Automated Meter Reading, Automatic Meter Management and Smart Metering are revisited. Furthermore, different EV charging approaches are outlined and included in the functionalities under the Vehicle-To-Grid framework. Finally, AMI use cases are described under the Vehicle-to-Home perspective.
2018
Authors
Bessa, RJ; Rua, D; Abreu, C; Machado, P; Andrade, JR; Pinto, R; Gonçalves, C; Reis, M;
Publication
Proceedings of the Ninth International Conference on Future Energy Systems, e-Energy 2018, Karlsruhe, Germany, June 12-15, 2018
Abstract
2019
Authors
Bessa, RJ; Rua, D; Abreu, C; Machado, P; Andrade, JR; Pinto, R; Gonçalves, C; Reis, M;
Publication
CoRR
Abstract
2020
Authors
Terras, JM; Simão, T; Rua, D; Coelho, F; Gouveia, C; Bessa, R; Baumeister, J; Prümm, RI; Genest, O; Siarheyeva, A; Laarakkers, J; Rivero, E; Bosco, E; Nemcek, P; Glennung, K;
Publication
CIRED - Open Access Proceedings Journal
Abstract
This study offers an overview of the H2020 InterConnect project, which targets the relation between smart homes and distribution grids. The project vision is to produce a digital marketplace, using an interoperable marketplace toolbox and Smart appliances REference Ontology (SAREF) compliant Internet of Things (IoT) reference architecture as the main backbone, through which all SAREF-ized services, compliant devices, platform enablers and applications can be downloaded onto IoT and smart grid digital platforms. Energy users in buildings, either residential or non-residential, manufacturers, distribution grid operators and the energy retailers will work together towards the demonstration of the smart energy management solutions in seven connected large-scale test-sites in Portugal, Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands, Italy, Greece and France. This study depicts how InterConnect project will enhance the relation and the interconnectivity between smart buildings and grids safeguarding the definition of the role of each stakeholder in energy and non-energy services. © 2020 Institution of Engineering and Technology. All rights reserved.
2020
Authors
Terras, JM; Simão, T; Rua, D; Coelho, F; Gouveia, C; Bessa, R; Baumeister, J; Prümm, RI; Genest, O; Siarheyeva, A; Laarakkers, J; Rivero, E; Bosco, E; Nemcek, P; Glennung, K;
Publication
IET Conference Publications
Abstract
This study offers an overview of the H2020 InterConnect project, which targets the relation between smart homes and distribution grids. The project vision is to produce a digital marketplace, using an interoperable marketplace toolbox and Smart appliances REference Ontology (SAREF) compliant Internet of Things (IoT) reference architecture as the main backbone, through which all SAREF-ized services, compliant devices, platform enablers and applications can be downloaded onto IoT and smart grid digital platforms. Energy users in buildings, either residential or non-residential, manufacturers, distribution grid operators and the energy retailers will work together towards the demonstration of the smart energy management solutions in seven connected large-scale test-sites in Portugal, Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands, Italy, Greece and France. This study depicts how InterConnect project will enhance the relation and the interconnectivity between smart buildings and grids safeguarding the definition of the role of each stakeholder in energy and non-energy services.
2024
Authors
Fiorotti, R; Fardin, JF; Rocha, HRO; Rua, D; Lopes, JAP;
Publication
APPLIED ENERGY
Abstract
The environmental impact on the energy sector has become a significant concern, necessitating the implementation of Home Energy Management Systems (HEMS) to enhance the energy efficiency of buildings, reduce costs and greenhouse gas emissions, and ensure user comfort. This paper presents a novel approach to provide optimal day-ahead energy management plans in smart homes with Photovoltaic/Thermal (PVT) systems, aiming to achieve a balance between energy cost and user comfort. This multi-objective problem employs the Non-dominated Sorting Genetic Algorithm III as the optimization algorithm and the Nonlinear Auto-regressive with External Input to forecast the day-ahead meteorological variables, which serve as inputs to predict the PVT electrical and heat production in the thermal resistance model. The HEMS benefits from the time-of-use tariff due to the flexibility provided by the energy storage from a battery bank and a boiler. Furthermore, it performs a load scheduling for 10 controllable loads based on three feature parameters to characterize occupant behavior. A study case analysis revealed a cost reduction of approximately 66% in the solution close to the knee of the Pareto curve (S3 solution). The environmental impact on the energy sector has become a The PVT heat production was sufficient to meet the thermal demand of the showers. The proposed hybrid battery management model effectively eliminated the export of electricity to the grid, reducing consumption during peak periods and the maximum peak demand.
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