Fuzzy-based smart energy management system for residential buildings in Saudi Arabia: A comparative study

Alghassab, Mohammed A.

doi:10.1016/j.egyr.2023.12.039

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“…The use of fuzzy logic in energy management systems has shown potential in augmenting system resilience, agility, and overall efficacy. [21][22][23][24][25][26] Renewable Energy Integration Challenges: The assimilation of renewable energy sources, such as solar and wind, into modern power systems poses a distinctive array of obstacles. The sporadic characteristic of renewable power creates fluctuations and unpredictability, necessitating ingenious methods to maintain system stability.…”

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Fuzzy Logic-Based Energy Storage Management for Grid Resilience

Vatin,

Rekha,

Nautiyal

et al. 2024

E3S Web Conf.

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In this study, we present and examine the implementation of a fuzzy logic-driven energy storage management system devised to enhance the efficiency of charging and discharging activities in modern power grids. By using real data derived from the installation of the system, our research aims to assess its effectiveness in bolstering grid resilience and stability. The system integrates linguistic factors and employs rule-based decision-making, enabling it to adapt charging and discharging techniques in real-time to the prevailing grid circumstances. The results unequivocally indicate a noteworthy enhancement in the efficiency of the system, exhibiting a percentage alteration spanning from 8% to 12%, hence confirming the system’s inherent ability to mitigate energy losses throughout its operating cycles. Moreover, the use of the fuzzy logic controller significantly enhances the Grid Reliability Index, exhibiting a percentage variation ranging from 10% to 15%, so demonstrating a higher level of stability and responsiveness to grid demand. The controller’s flexibility is highlighted by doing sensitivity analysis, which demonstrates its strong decision-making skills across many contexts. The charging and discharging techniques are meticulously tuned, demonstrating a percentage fluctuation of 15% to 20% in accordance with diverse grid situations, effectively optimizing the exploitation of renewable energy sources. The practical usefulness of the proposed system is confirmed by the validation of simulation results against historical data. The research incorporates ethical issues, such as clear communication, user permission, and socio-economic implications, to underscore the appropriate application of modern energy management technology. The results of this study significantly enhance the overall comprehension of fuzzy logic-driven systems, presenting a very promising resolution for the enhancement of energy storage operations and the progression of robust and environmentallyfriendly energy infrastructures.

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Fuzzy Logic-Based Energy Storage Management for Grid Resilience

Vatin,

Rekha,

Nautiyal

et al. 2024

E3S Web Conf.

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Energy supply chain efficiency in the digital era: Evidence from China's listed companies

Fu,

Ge,

Hao

et al. 2024

Energy Economics

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Barriers to the adoption of energy management systems in residential buildings

Khafiso,

Aigbavboa,

Adekunle

2024

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Purpose This study aims to examine the challenges in the implementation of energy management systems in residential buildings to lower the running cost and achieve a better energy-efficient building. Design/methodology/approach This study adopted a mixed research method. Quantitative data was gathered by issuing a research questionnaire to 20 Delphi experts, while qualitative data was acquired through a Systematic Literature Review. Data received was analyzed using the descriptive analysis method. Findings The findings revealed that the main barriers to incorporating energy management systems (EMSs) in residential buildings consist of a lack of awareness of energy management systems, lack of management commitment to energy management, lack of knowledge about energy management systems, lack of funds for energy management systems, resistance to energy management technology by the property owners and property managers, distrust and resistance to energy management technology by the property owners, high initial cost of energy management technologies, shortage of technicians for energy management technologies, the nonexistence of local manufacturers of energy management equipment, lack of incentives for efficient energy management and high repair costs of energy management technologies. Research limitations/implications The specific focus on residential buildings may limit the applicability of findings to commercial or industrial sectors. Further research is warranted to accommodate other energy-consuming sectors. Practical implications People’s perceptions, either wrong or correct, affect their ability to make an informed decision to adopt energy management systems, denying them the opportunity to reap the associated benefits. Therefore, there is an urgent need for the residential industry stakeholders and the government to increase educational opportunities for property owners, managers and property tenants on the importance of energy management systems. Originality/value This research presents the potential obstacles and problematic areas that residents may encounter while using these energy management systems. Consequently, they will be able to make a well-informed choice when installing energy management systems. Moreover, the research elucidates the identification of novel perspectives and also unexamined obstacles that impede the widespread use of energy management systems in residential buildings.

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Fuzzy-based smart energy management system for residential buildings in Saudi Arabia: A comparative study

Cited by 7 publications

References 38 publications

Fuzzy Logic-Based Energy Storage Management for Grid Resilience

Fuzzy Logic-Based Energy Storage Management for Grid Resilience

Energy supply chain efficiency in the digital era: Evidence from China's listed companies

Barriers to the adoption of energy management systems in residential buildings

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