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Evaluation of advanced control strategies of electric thermal storage systems in residential building stock

Buttitta, Giuseppina
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Jones, Colin N.  
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Finn, Donal P.
April 1, 2021
Utilities Policy

This paper investigates the effect of different control strategies applied to electric thermal storage systems to provide demand response services. These results indicate how policymakers or manufacturers could target the implementation of advanced control on electric thermal storage systems and apply these to households characterised by different occupancy profiles, thereby making demand response initiatives more attractive to end users.

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research article
DOI
10.1016/j.jup.2021.101178
Web of Science ID

WOS:000628527000001

Author(s)
Buttitta, Giuseppina
Jones, Colin N.  
Finn, Donal P.
Date Issued

2021-04-01

Published in
Utilities Policy
Volume

69

Article Number

101178

Subjects

Energy & Fuels

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Environmental Sciences

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Environmental Studies

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Environmental Sciences & Ecology

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demand response

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electric thermal storage systems

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model predictive control

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demand side management

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REVIEWED

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April 10, 2021
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