Prospects for synergies between low-voltage DC microgrid technology and peer-to-peer energy trading markets

Abdeljawed, Hamza Ben; Amraoui, Lilia El

doi:10.1016/j.spc.2021.07.029

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“…Besides, technological evolution, combined with a favorable regulatory context, can have positive impacts on the dissemination of EC, 40 which is an energy management model capable of reducing infrastructure costs for decision‐making, in addition to increasing efficiency, reliability, and scalability, proposing a virtual renewable energy trading system 22 . In this model, stakeholders can interact directly, without centralized oversight or third‐party intervention, and sellers and buyers will trade energy freely through an application platform 41 …”

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“…22 In this model, stakeholders can interact directly, without centralized oversight or third-party intervention, and sellers and buyers will trade energy freely through an application platform. 41 Schaefer et al 17 and Carvalho et al 18 defined a management layout that represents the EC as a business model, with this layout being composed of a system of layers and management support blocks. The layout layers are Physical, Fog, Network, Cloud, Service, Session, and Application, and are responsible for the flow of data and information from physical energy devices with IoT connection to manage applications in the Application layer.…”

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Critical success factors for the implementation and management of energy cloud environments

Schaefer

Siluk

Carvalho

2022

Intl J of Energy Research

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Critical success factors for the implementation and management of energy cloud environments

Schaefer

Siluk

Carvalho

2022

Intl J of Energy Research

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“…“Marketing performance measurement” is the evaluation of the relationship between marketing activities and an enterprise's performance. Abdeljawed and Amraoui ( 2021 ) studied the low-voltage DC microgrid technology for energy trading markets. Valor et al ( 2022 ) proposed a strategy to expand the clothing market.…”

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Critical success factors for adopting green supply chain management and clean innovation technology in the small and medium-sized enterprises: A structural equation modeling approach

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Organizational sustainability in the form of environmental management and sustainable production is becoming more important for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) throughout the world. This research evaluates the factors affecting the understanding of the CEO's and managers' intention to adopt practices of green supply chain management (GSCM) and clean innovation technology (CIT) in the manufacturing SMEs of Pakistan. This empirical research identifies key determinants influencing the adoption of GSCM practices. Using structural equation modeling (SEM), we selected a sample size of 350 different manufacturing firms in Pakistan. The results of the study revealed that six factors, namely, environmental, government, organization, suppliers, market, and operational factors, significantly influence the intention to adopt GSCM and positively impact sustainable production. The study's findings reveal that market and operational factors are highly significant for adopting GSCM practices at a p-value of 0.05. Environmental and organizational factors are equally significant to adopt GSCM practices at a p-value of 0.10. This research also analyzed CIT as a moderator between environmental, government, organization, customer, supplier, economic, market, and operational factors in the context of Pakistan. Hypotheses H9a, H9b, H9f, and H9g were validated and support the use of CIT to boost enterprise production and consumption. The research findings would help policymakers understand how to implement GSCM practices and guide enterprises to implement GSCM and CIT practices for enhancing enterprise performance and environmental sustainability.

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“…Therefore, renewable energy sources make energy systems more cost-efficient (Osorio-Aravena et al, 2020), also contributing as an option to increasing energy efficiency. Thus, traditional energy models face new economic, environmental, and social challenges (Ben Abdeljawed and El Amraoui, 2021), as the installed capacity of renewable energy resources is continuously growing (Haidar et al, 2019). The smart grid manages the increase in demand and the complexity of the electricity grid (Sivapragash et al, 2012).…”

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“…The EC can be considered as a platform with technical and economic conditions to integrate distributed renewable energy (RE) systems with new eco-friendly and smart technologies, such as microgrids, IoT technologies, smart meters, and storage facilities (Giordano et al, 2019). Here, stakeholders can interact directly, without centralized supervision or third-party intervention, where sellers and buyers trade freely through a platform (Ben Abdeljawed and El Amraoui, 2021). In EC, the cloud server helps connect the central controller to manage the energy produced and is responsible for providing real-time analysis and satisfying the energy needs of consumer (Renugadevi et al, 2021).…”

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Analysis of Factors that Interfere with the Regulatory Energy Process with Emphasis on the Energy Cloud

Carvalho

Siluk

Schaefer

2022

IJEEP

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The Energy Cloud (EC) is an emerging theme that has emerged as an option to the issues of managing energy supply and demand, since it makes use of tools that streamline this process, such as cloud computing, data processing, and smart devices. Efforts need to be focused on the regulation of this energy management model and understanding what affects or delays this process which is essential for the diffusion of EC. Thus, the objective of this paper is to present and discuss, through a systematic literature review, the factors that interfere in the energy regulatory process with emphasis on EC. This research resulted in 29 Critical Success Factors (CSF), which, according to similar characteristics, were grouped into 7 Fundamental Points of View (FPV): economic, personal or socio-cultural, availability, institutional and market, regulatory infrastructure, external and information factors, and ideology. The CSFs and FPVs were cited 183 times in the selected articles. The analysis of these factors contributed to the identification of barriers that affect the energy regulatory process, delaying the development towards an EC environment, and discussed the main regulatory challenges and opportunities in this area.

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Prospects for synergies between low-voltage DC microgrid technology and peer-to-peer energy trading markets

Cited by 11 publications

References 62 publications

Critical success factors for the implementation and management of energy cloud environments

Critical success factors for the implementation and management of energy cloud environments

Critical success factors for adopting green supply chain management and clean innovation technology in the small and medium-sized enterprises: A structural equation modeling approach

Analysis of Factors that Interfere with the Regulatory Energy Process with Emphasis on the Energy Cloud

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