Monthly Archives: October 2017

Thermal inertia in buildings: An opportunity to increase the share of renewables in the European energy system

Thermal inertia in buildings: An opportunity to increase the share of renewables in the European energy system
The last week of September was held in the Technical University of Vienna the workshop titled “Energy Flexible Buildings: Potential and Performance”. This workshop was organized in the run-up of the 5th working meeting of the IEA EBC Annex 67 “Energy Flexible Buildings” in Graz, a research project within the Technology Collaboration Programme “Energy in…
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Demand-side management by real-time market-based control

Demand-side management by real-time market-based control
Energy Transition and the Distribution Grid Future distribution grids will very much differ from what we currently define as a distribution grid. Deregulation of electricity markets, along with electrification of transportation and heating, and the shift towards cleaner renewable energy resources are all inevitable, together with their effects. Future distribution grids will be characterized by[i]…
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