Guide to Energy Management

Kennedy, William J.; Turner, Wayne C.; Capehart, Barney L.

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“…Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems have a tendency in developed countries to become more prevalent over time [30]. For example, in Latvia, 6 % of residential buildings had electricity-based heating and ~2 % of residential buildings had air conditioning in 2015 [31].…”

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Heat Pump Optimization Strategies for Participation in Price-Controlled Demand Response in the Latvian Electricity Market

Kurevska

2021

Latvian Journal of Physics and Technical Sciences

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Improved end-user engagement is considered to be a key factor in decarbonization efforts towards climate neutral energy systems. While first adopters are already actively seeking ways how to optimize their energy consumption, a true shift in consumer behaviour can only be achieved if the financial benefits are well established and presented. The study aims at estimating the economic performance of end-user engagement in provision of demand response services using air-to-air heat pumps as the underlying technology. The results of the paper help evaluate in a real data setting whether the existing market framework provides sufficient incentives to facilitate end-user participation in the demand response service.

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Heat Pump Optimization Strategies for Participation in Price-Controlled Demand Response in the Latvian Electricity Market

Kurevska

2021

Latvian Journal of Physics and Technical Sciences

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“…Task-oriented lighting is an approach where a lighting system is designed to specifically illuminate one or more work area. Areas such as closets, corridors, and storage areas need and are provided with less illumination than other areas (Caperhart, Turner, & Kennedy, 2008;Kreith & Goswani, 2008).…”

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“…Relamping contributes significantly to energy savings in residential and nonresidential sectors. The energy use of air conditioners will also decrease due to the smaller amount of heat produced by the lamps (Caperhart et al, 2008;Kreith & Goswani, 2008).…”

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“…The main disadvantages of spot-relamping are that it is more labor intensive per lamp, and it results in less efficient lighting than group relamping. Group relamping involves replacing a set of lamps at a scheduled time, and it provides higher light levels and an excellent quality of light because the lamps will be replaced before their output has decreased significantly, and the likelihood of mixing different lamps with different color temperatures will be minimal (Caperhart et al, 2008;Kreith & Goswani, 2008).…”

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“…Delamping consists of the removal of lamps from areas where lighting is excessive for the requirements of the space. Delamping is a good opportunity to reduce energy use (Caperhart et al, 2008;Kreith & Goswani, 2008).…”

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Guide to Energy Management

Cited by 52 publications

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Heat Pump Optimization Strategies for Participation in Price-Controlled Demand Response in the Latvian Electricity Market

Heat Pump Optimization Strategies for Participation in Price-Controlled Demand Response in the Latvian Electricity Market

Toward 100% sustainable energy production and a structural decrease in energy demand: Curacao, as a case study of small island developing states

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