Energy, economic and environmental benefits of Demand Response for improving building energy flexibility
Enrico Dal Cin,
Sergio Rech,
Marianna Benetti
Abstract:The increasing penetration of intermittent renewable sources in power generation at local and building-level poses growing issues in balancing generation and demand. To avoid imbalances, it is therefore necessary to ensure adequate levels of flexibility in the building energy system. This can be done both on the generation side, through the coupling of different energy carriers (cogeneration, power-to-heat solutions) and/or the integration of storage systems, and on the demand side, through smart “demand respo… Show more
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