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A disturbance compensation enhanced control strategy of HVAC systems for improved building indoor environment control when providing power grid frequency regulation
Wang HL, Wang SW
Renewable Energy, 169, 1330, 2021 |
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A multi-timescale cold storage system within energy flexible buildings for power balance management of smart grids
Yan CC, Wang FL, Pan Y, Shan K, Kosonen R
Renewable Energy, 161, 626, 2020 |
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Demand response algorithms for smart-grid ready residential buildings using machine learning models
Pallonetto F, De Rosa M, Milano F, Finn DP
Applied Energy, 239, 1265, 2019 |
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Development of grid-responsive buildings: Opportunities, challenges, capabilities and applications of HVAC systems in non-residential buildings in providing ancillary services by fast demand responses to smart grids
Wang HL, Wang SW, Tang R
Applied Energy, 250, 697, 2019 |
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Estimating demand response potential under coupled thermal inertia of building and air-conditioning system
Li WL, Yang L, Ji Y, Xu P
Energy and Buildings, 182, 19, 2019 |
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Heating system energy flexibility of low-energy residential buildings
Foteinaki K, Li RL, Heller A, Rode C
Energy and Buildings, 180, 95, 2018 |
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Optimal use of thermal energy storage resources in commercial buildings through price-based demand response considering distribution network operation
Kim Y, Norford LK
Applied Energy, 193, 308, 2017 |
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Active buildings in smart grids-Exploring the views of the Swedish energy and buildings sectors
Bulut MB, Odlare M, Stigson P, Wallin F, Vassileva I
Energy and Buildings, 117, 185, 2016 |
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A fast chiller power demand response control strategy for buildings connected to smart grid
Xue X, Wang SW, Yan CC, Cui BR
Applied Energy, 137, 77, 2015 |
