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Santos, R.D. (author), Aguilar, J. (author), Rodriguez-Moreno, M.D. (author)
In a smart environment like the smart grids, it is necessary to have knowledge models that allow solving emerging problems. However, large datasets are required to automatically create these models, which in the vast majority of cases are not available. Therefore, in these environments is essential to have a data generator for each context. In...
conference paper 2022
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Rasheed, M.B. (author), Rodriguez Moreno, M.D. (author)
This paper considers the time of use (TOU) pricing scheme to propose a consumer aware pricing policy (CAPP), where each customer receives a separate electricity pricing signal. These pricing signals are obtained based on individualized load demand patterns to optimally manage the flexible load demand. The main objective of CAPP is to reduce the...
article 2022
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Nair, V. (author), Litjens, R. (author), Zhang, H. (author)
A suitability assessment and performance optimisation is presented of narrowband Internet of Things (NB-IoT) cellular technology for use in smart energy distribution networks. The focus is on the reliable and timely delivery of outage restoration and management (ORM) messages at the event of a local or regional power outage. Both the cellular NB...
article 2019
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Jorguseski, L. (author), Zhang, H. (author), Dijkstra-Soudarissanane, S. (author), Golinski, M. (author)
This study investigates the feasibility of using Long Term Evolution (LTE) cellular networks for the real-time smart grid state estimation. The smart grid state estimation requires measurement reports from different nodes installed in the smart grid. Therefore, the uplink LTE radio delay performance is selected as key performance indicator for...
article 2019
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Nair, V. (author), Litjens, R. (author), Zhang, H. (author)
In this paper, we assess the suitability of NB-IoT (Narrowband Internet of Things) cellular technology for smart grid applications, concentrating on the reliable and timely delivery of Outage Restoration & Management (ORM) messages at the event of a local or regional power outage. Using system-level simulations modelling of both the cellular NB...
conference paper 2018
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Rossebø, J.E.Y. (author), Wolthuis, R. (author), Fransen, F. (author), Björkman, G. (author), Medeiros, N. (author)
article 2017
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Hu, J. (author), Yang, G. (author), Kok, J.K. (author), Xue, Y. (author), Bindner, H.W. (author)
The increasing number of distributed energy resources connected to power systems raises operational challenges for the network operator, such as introducing grid congestion and voltage deviations in the distribution network level, as well as increasing balancing needs at the whole system level. Control and coordination of a large number of...
article 2017
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Lakshmanan, V. (author), Marinelli, M. (author), Kosek, A.M. (author)
This paper investigates the usability of thermostat controlled domestic appliances for load shift in LV distribution grids. The proposed method uses refrigerators for the demonstration of adaptive load prediction to estimate its flexibility and perform scheduling based on load threshold limit. Two 1-week long experiments with real-time fridge...
conference paper 2017
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Hoepman, J.H. (author)
A well studied privacy problem in the area of smart grids is the question of how to aggregate the sum of a set of smart meter readings in a privacy friendly manner, i.e., in such a way that individual meter readings are not revealed to the adversary. Much less well studied is how to deal with arbitrary meter crashes during such aggregation...
conference paper 2017
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Macdougall, P. (author), Kosek, A.M. (author), Bindner, H. (author), Deconinck, G. (author)
conference paper 2016
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Macdougall, P.A. (author), Ran, B. (author), Kok, K. (author)
With the supply mix evolving to incorporate more and more uncontrollable renewable energy sources there is a need for more storage and demand response solutions. Aggregated demand response flexibility has been investigated in the past years as one of the potential solution this problem. This paper will investigate the potential impact on risks...
conference paper 2016
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Rossebo, J.E.Y. (author), Fransen, F. (author), Luiijf, H.A.M. (author)
The SEGRID (Security for Smart Electricity GRIDs) collaboration project, funded by the EU under the FP7 program investigates risk assessment methodologies and their possible need for enhancement. In this paper we discuss the need to include threat actor analysis in threat, vulnerability and risk assessments for smart grids based on the first...
conference paper 2016
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den Hartog, F.T.H. (author), Daniele, L.M. (author), Roes, J.B.M. (author)
About two thirds of the energy consumed in buildings originates household appliances. Nowadays, appliances are often intelligent and networked devices that form complete energy consuming, producing, and managing systems. Reducing energy is therefore a matter of managing and optimizing the energy utilization on a system level. These systems need...
conference paper 2015
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Kamphuis, I.G. (author), Wijbenga, J.P. (author), van der Veen, J.S. (author), Macdougall, P. (author), Faeth, M. (author)
Agent based techniques are used to coordinate demand and supply for increasing the embedding capacity of dispersed, badly predictable, renewable energy based power systems. VPPs (Virtual Power Plants) using this technology have demonstrated their feasibility in field tests and currently are scaled up to satisfy requirements for massive rollout ...
conference paper 2015
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Toersche, H.A. (author), Hurink, J.L. (author), Konsman, M.J. (author)
The current growth of smart grid capable appliances motivates the development of general and flexible software systems to support these devices. The FlexiblePower Application Infrastructure (FPAI) is such a system, which classifies devices by their type of flexibility. Subsequently, energy applications only have to support these flexibility...
conference paper 2015
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Venekamp, G.M. (author), Kamphuis, I.G. (author), Laarakkers, J.A.W. (author), van den Berge, M. (author)
Today, mass presence of distributed energy resources (DERs) connected to the grid is often seen as having adverse effects on grid reliability and robustness. The apprehension is that it complicates or even compromises network management by distribution system operators (DSOs). The central aim of the Open System for Energy Services (OS4ES) [1]...
conference paper 2015
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Lehfuss, F. (author), Nohrer, M. (author), Werkmany, E. (author), Lopezz, J.A. (author), Zabalaz, E. (author)
This paper presents a reference architecture for interoperability testing of electric vehicles as well as their support equipment with the smart grid and the e-Mobility environment. Pan-European Electric Vehicle (EV)-charging is currently problematic as there are compliance and interoperability issues on different communication levels and among...
conference paper 2015
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Visscher, K. (author), Marinelli, M. (author), Morch, A.Z. (author), Jakobsen, S.H. (author)
The main subject of this paper is the classification and identification of observables for present and future grids. In order to make an inventory of present and potentially new observables, a systematic classification and identification of observables for future grids is conducted. After first introducing some fundamental definitions for...
conference paper 2015
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Daniele, L.M. (author), den Hartog, F.T.H. (author), Roes, J.B.M. (author)
Around two thirds of the energy consumed by buildings can be traced back to the residential sectors and thus household appliances. Today, most appliances are highly intelligent and networked devices, in principle being able to form complete energy consuming, producing, and managing systems. Reducing the use of energy has therefore become a...
conference paper 2015
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Pournaras, E. (author), Vasirani, M. (author), Kooij, R.E. (author), Aberer, K. (author)
Demand-side energy management improves robustness and efficiency in Smart Grids. Load-adjustment and load-shifting are performed to match demand to available supply. These operations come at a discomfort cost for consumers as their lifestyle is influenced when they adjust or shift in time their demand. Performance of demand-side energy...
conference paper 2014
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