Solutions and services for smart sustainable district: an innovative approach in KPI to support transition.

Cellurale, Marilisa; Clemente, Carola; Maestosi, Paola Clerici; Civiero, Paolo

doi:10.5278/ijsepm.3350

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“…There have been even fewer efforts made to this end. However, there are efforts related to net zero neighbourhoods (NZEBs) (Cao et al 2013, Wiik et al 2018 and Cellurale et al (2019) suggest a set of KPIs for assessing the progress towards Positive Energy Districts (PEDs) regarding technologies, sensors, products, apps, ICT, the technology readiness level (TRL), the stakeholder type (which is necessary to involve to support planning and deployment of Smart Cities and Communities (SCC) solutions) as well as the engagement phase (planning, design, construction and management) and the engagement scale (functional unit, building, blocks of building, infrastructure, environment).…”

Section: Energy Positive Neighbourhood: Focus On the Concept And Bene...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Drivers and benefits for district-scale energy refurbishment

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Mäkeläinen

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Section: Energy Positive Neighbourhood: Focus On the Concept And Bene...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Drivers and benefits for district-scale energy refurbishment

Häkkinen

Ala-Juusela

Mäkeläinen

et al. 2019

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Local Production and Storage in Positive Energy Districts: The Energy Sharing Perspective

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Pluchino

Volpe

2021

Front. Sustain. Cities

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In response to the Positive Energy District transition, this paper proposes an energy tool for the modeling of energy sharing configurations among buildings equipped with energy production systems and distributive storages. The model is targeted for urban planners and energy policymakers and gives insights into the role of buildings in fostering the achievement of net-zero energy balances in districts when virtual or physical peer-to-peer configurations are established in the area. A real urban district is considered as a case study and the energy performances are measured against properly defined Key Performance Indicators. Results confirm the strategic role played by energy sharing among buildings in achieving self-sufficient and carbon-neutral areas. In particular, the insertion of storages allows not only for higher self-sufficiency of the area (by facilitating the coupling of production and demand) but also for higher distribution rates among buildings. However, photovoltaic insertion and storages should be appropriately balanced since it has been observed that at increasing the number of production and storage systems, the distribution is reduced in favor of autonomy, thus limiting the usefulness of an interconnected local distribution grid.

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Solutions and services for smart sustainable district: an innovative approach in KPI to support transition.

Cited by 2 publications

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Drivers and benefits for district-scale energy refurbishment

Drivers and benefits for district-scale energy refurbishment

Local Production and Storage in Positive Energy Districts: The Energy Sharing Perspective

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