Urban cells: Extending the energy hub concept to facilitate sector and spatial coupling

Quantized event-driven simulation for integrated energy systems with hybrid continuous-discrete dynamics

“…Case studies of an EH-IES with maximum 80% PV penetration and 210 buildings demonstrate that the dynamic interactions between the DHS and the power distribution network are accurately illustrated by the proposed simulation methods, in which MQSS3 indicates the highest simulation efficiency. It is also demonstrated in the simulation results that Nomenclature Abbreviations 𝒙 d (1) ,𝒙 d (2) ,𝒙 d (3) ,…”

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Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the energy performance of residential neighborhoods and their occupancy behavior

“…The urban morphology affects the energy performance of buildings to a great extent due to the relationship between the building and its surroundings (e.g., shading, heat exchanges between buildings) and the type of outdoor surfaces ( Ahn and Sohn, 2019 , Mangan, Koclar Oral, Erdemir Kocagil and Sozen, 2021 , Javanroodi, Mahdavinejad and Nik, 2018 ). It is possible to reduce the space heating and cooling energy demand of buildings by optimizing the urban morphology ( Perera, Javanroodi, Wang and Hong, 2021 , Perera, Javanroodi and Nik, 2021 ). The urban morphology also modifies the microclimate conditions in urban areas, particularly in extreme weather conditions ( Javanroodi and Nik, 2020 ).…”

Climate Change and Renewable Energy Generation in Europe—Long-Term Impact Assessment on Solar and Wind Energy Using High-Resolution Future Climate Data and Considering Climate Uncertainties

“…In 2020, wind power generation increased by 9% and solar power generation by 15% [6], aiming to reach at least 32% of renewable energy generation by 2030 [7]. This could support the movement of societies toward the decarbonization of urban infrastructures and the 100% renewable energy system goal [8,9]. According to the European Green Agreement (EGD), the European Commission has reviewed its energy and climate regulations to further reduce emissions and promote renewable energy deployment.…”