Double-layer home energy management strategy for increasing PV self-consumption and cost reduction through appliances scheduling, EV, and storage

Abdalla, Modawy Adam Ali; Min, Wang; Bing, Wang; Ishag, Ahmed Mohamed; Saleh, Bassiouny

doi:10.1016/j.egyr.2023.10.019

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“…As per the International Energy Agency (IEA), the production of electricity through renewable energy sources has been advancing. It is recognized as the most efficient method for minimizing electricity generation costs compared to the use of fossil fuel energy sources [19,[21][22][23]. While Electric Vehicles (EVs) may appear ideal to consumers, they do have certain drawbacks in daily use.…”

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Electric Vehicles: Manuscript of a Bibliometric Analysis Unveiling Trends, Innovations and Future Pathways

Abdullaev,

Lin,

Rashidov

2024

International Journal of Automotive Science and Technology

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This review paper facilitates the examination of the comprehensive thought patterns within electric vehicles (EVs) technologies and elucidates the primary significance derived from re-cent research. Furthermore, it systematically identifies and explores key themes related to EVs through the incorporation of the keyword "electric vehicle" in the bibliometric analysis. The selection of the Scopus database for this research is grounded in its superior importance com-pared to other databases, emphasizing its utilization in the bibliometric analysis. The VOSviewer software served as the analytical tool employed to visually represent crucial data, including information about countries, authors, journals, and keywords. The analysis, conduct-ed on November 19, 2022, encompassed a thorough examination of 1074 documents spanning from 1985 to 2023. While the analysis of the number of publications over the years revealed in 2020 were 190 publications, marking the highest point for research and work on electric vehi-cle studies. The most of the articles were Conference paper among all 1074 documents with 61.7 % while review papers were identified as lowest document type with only 1.3 % of all of selected documents. Bagheri, M is the top writer with 25 documents on the Scopus database re-garding to the key words, while others have publications around 11 and 16 number of papers. Russian Federation is the top contributor to the research of EVs with 61 % of all documents while Egypt is contributed with 1 % among all selected areas on the Scopus database. Notably, the IOP Conference Series Materials Science and Engineering was hold as one of the primary sources, accounting 76 documents to the electric vehicle studies. The outcomes of this investi-gation reveal noteworthy advancements in the volume of publications and the growing interest in electric vehicles, particularly within the academic and manufacturing sectors.

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Electric Vehicles: Manuscript of a Bibliometric Analysis Unveiling Trends, Innovations and Future Pathways

Abdullaev,

Lin,

Rashidov

2024

International Journal of Automotive Science and Technology

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“…This article does a thorough cost-benefit analysis in an effort to objectively evaluate the economic viability of smart home investments. This study's main goal is to provide a methodical, data-driven assessment of the financial benefits and prospective advantages of smart home technology [11]- [15]. This study will take into account the projected savings from improved energy efficiency and lower operating costs, as well as the initial investment expenditures related to purchasing and installing smart home equipment.…”

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The Economic Viability of Smart Home Investments: A Cost-Benefit Analysis

Larionova,

Sharma,

Nijhawan

et al. 2024

BIO Web Conf.

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This study report performed a thorough data-driven analysis to evaluate the economic sustainability of smart home investments in the quickly changing residential living scene. The research provided a comprehensive view of the financial ramifications of implementing smart home technology by taking into account initial investment costs, energy savings, maintenance and operating expenditures, and user satisfaction. The results show a considerable potential for improved user happiness and energy savings, which supports the financial viability of smart home investments. The findings highlight the multifarious significance of these technologies in establishing more practical and efficient living environments and provide insightful information for policymakers, industry stakeholders, and homeowners.

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“…This has increased the desire of smart home customers to reduce energy costs. With the implementation of home appliances connected to Internet-of-Things (IoT) platforms in smart homes, home energy management systems (HEMSs) [3][4][5][6][7][8] can play an important role in saving energy costs.…”

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Home Energy Management Systems (HEMSs) with Optimal Energy Management of Home Appliances Using IoT

Jo,

Park,

Kwon

et al. 2024

Energies

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Home appliances connected to Internet-of-Things (IoT) platforms have been extensively installed in smart homes. In this context, home energy management systems (HEMSs) have emerged as a viable solution for reducing energy costs. Although several studies have analyzed the implementation of HEMSs, a majority of these studies were based on the installation of numerous sensors. Owing to the complexity and costs associated with the installation of multiple sensors, implementation of HEMSs in smart homes is challenging. This paper presents an energy management scheme for an HEMS that minimizes the energy cost in a smart home with data obtained from IoT-based appliances typically used in a smart home. Case studies were conducted to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed method. Prototype software (version 11) based on the proposed method for a HEMS and a test house with IoT-based appliances were also implemented in the case studies.

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Double-layer home energy management strategy for increasing PV self-consumption and cost reduction through appliances scheduling, EV, and storage

Cited by 11 publications

References 40 publications

Electric Vehicles: Manuscript of a Bibliometric Analysis Unveiling Trends, Innovations and Future Pathways

Electric Vehicles: Manuscript of a Bibliometric Analysis Unveiling Trends, Innovations and Future Pathways

The Economic Viability of Smart Home Investments: A Cost-Benefit Analysis

Home Energy Management Systems (HEMSs) with Optimal Energy Management of Home Appliances Using IoT

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