An Innovative Energy Management System for the Integration of Volatile Energy into Industrial Processes

Pelzer, Alexander; Lombardi, Pio; Arendarski, Bartłomiej; Komarnicki, Przemysław

doi:10.2495/eq-v1-n4-339-348

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“…Closing the gap between the current expectations of consumers and what energy companies have to offer would only be possible if the vertical hierarchy became weaker and service "in-fill layers" between centralized and distributed generation, the distribution and sales sectors. This would have a possible effect on the diffusion of innovations and boost competition in the market [26], [27].…”

Section: Analysis Of Global Experience Of Technologymentioning

confidence: 99%

Scaling Up the Innovation Process in the Energy Sector on the Basis of Technology Entrepreneurship

Gitelman

Kozhevnikov

Starikov

et al. 2018

WIT Transactions on Ecology and the Environment

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The liberalization of the energy sector, the spreading adoption of digital information and telecommunication technologies, decentralization, and expansion of RES-based distributed generation provide broader development opportunities for technology entrepreneurship in the industry. Nevertheless, the energy sector remains one of the "least entrepreneurial" industries of the global economy-both by number of corporate innovations and by number of independent startups. Having summarized a corpus of theoretical research and the results of a survey of energy experts, the authors were able to describe fields of applications and key barriers to the development of technology entrepreneurship in the industry and at a corporate level. On the basis of an analysis of the experience of US and British energy companies, the authors propose typical models of technology entrepreneurship and schemes of resource interaction among energy companies, consumers of new products and services, universities, developers and investors in the course of implementation of breakthrough projects. The results of the study and the authors' recommendations can be used by energy companies creating corporate mechanisms of technology entrepreneurship, as well as by government agencies and universities for the development of the innovation infrastructure of the energy sector.

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Section: Analysis Of Global Experience Of Technologymentioning

confidence: 99%

Scaling Up the Innovation Process in the Energy Sector on the Basis of Technology Entrepreneurship

Gitelman

Kozhevnikov

Starikov

et al. 2018

WIT Transactions on Ecology and the Environment

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“…Thus, a scheduling/rescheduling plan is created based on energy data. Pelzer et al (2016) developed a 'cross energy data model' as a part of an energy management system. The model objects include classes that describe the properties of power storage, power plants, manufacturing processes, and their scheduling.…”

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A component-based design approach for energy flexibility in cyber-physical manufacturing systems

Assad,

Rushforth,

Harrison

2023

J Intell Manuf

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Energy flexibility of manufacturing systems helps to meet sustainable manufacturing requirements and is getting significant importance with rising energy prices and noticeable climate changes. Considering the need to proactively enable energy flexibility in modern manufacturing systems, this work presents a component-based design approach that aims to embed energy flexibility in the design of cyber-physical production systems. To this end, energy management using Industry 4.0 technologies (e.g., Internet of Things and Cyber-physical Systems) is compared to the literature on energy flexibility in order to evaluate to what extent the energy flexibility practice takes advantage of Industry 4.0 technologies. Another dimension is the coverage of the life cycle of the manufacturing system which guarantees its sustainable design and the ability to achieve energy flexibility by configuring the energy consumption behaviour. A data-based design approach of the energy-flexible components is proposed in the spirit of the Reference Architectural Model Industrie 4.0 (RAMI 4.0), and then it is exemplified using an electric drive (as a component) in order to show the practical applicability of the approach. The energy consumption behaviour of the component is modelled using machine learning techniques. The digital twin of the studied component is developed using Visual Components virtual engineering environment, then its energy consumption behaviour is included in the model allowing the system integrator/decision-maker to configure the component based on the energy availability/price. Finally, external services in terms of an optimisation module and a deep learning module are connected to the digital twin.

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Multi-Criteria Planning Tool for a Net Zero Energy Village

Lombardi

Sokolnikova

Arendarski

et al. 2018

2018 IEEE International Conference on Environment and Electrical Engineering and 2018 IEEE Industrial and Commercial Power Syst

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An Innovative Energy Management System for the Integration of Volatile Energy into Industrial Processes

Cited by 7 publications

References 19 publications

Scaling Up the Innovation Process in the Energy Sector on the Basis of Technology Entrepreneurship

Scaling Up the Innovation Process in the Energy Sector on the Basis of Technology Entrepreneurship

A component-based design approach for energy flexibility in cyber-physical manufacturing systems

Multi-Criteria Planning Tool for a Net Zero Energy Village

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