Energy Reports,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
12, С. 656 - 672
Опубликована: Июль 2, 2024
The
increasing
complexity
of
urban
distributed
energy
systems
demands
effective
strategies
to
tackle
design
and
operational
challenges.
This
study
presents
a
framework
for
evaluating
flexibility
in
building
clusters,
aiming
minimize
costs
across
various
domains.
By
analysing
thermostat
adjustments
load
adaptations,
the
assesses
economic
non-economic
costs,
namely
expenses
variation
occupant
thermal
comfort.
A
simulation
platform
has
been
developed
carry
out
multi-domain
analyses,
enhance
utilization
renewable
manage
grid
power
demand.
model
integrates
detailed
models
with
district
co-simulation
mode,
augmenting
capabilities
current
capturing
aspects
design,
such
as
occupants'
response
events.
sources
storage
aggregated
different
typologies
forming
communities.
Proof-of-concept
simulations
are
conducted,
showcasing
multi-faceted
implementing
communities,
including
photovoltaic,
battery
storage,
cluster
composed
residential,
office,
service
buildings.
Sensitivity
analysis
evaluates
impact
on
consumption
results
help
understand
quantify
measures
encouraging
engagement
citizens
communities'
programs
inform
operation
strategies.
It
is
demonstrated
that
case
study,
use
BESS
demand
management
raises
by
up
25
%,
while
adaptations
lead
an
8
%
increase
consumption.
maximum
comfort
sensation
achieved
adapting
setpoint
at
lower
aggregate
thresholds.
Compared
previous
models,
this
provides
more
comprehensive
evaluation
quantifying
specific
effects
through
dynamic
simulation.
Environmental Chemistry Letters,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
21(4), С. 2003 - 2039
Опубликована: Март 23, 2023
Abstract
New
technologies,
systems,
societal
organization
and
policies
for
energy
saving
are
urgently
needed
in
the
context
of
accelerated
climate
change,
Ukraine
conflict
past
coronavirus
disease
2019
pandemic.
For
instance,
concerns
about
market
policy
responses
that
could
lead
to
new
lock-ins,
such
as
investing
liquefied
natural
gas
infrastructure
using
all
available
fossil
fuels
compensate
Russian
supply
cuts,
may
hinder
decarbonization
efforts.
Here
we
review
energy-saving
solutions
with
a
focus
on
actual
crisis,
green
alternatives
fuel
heating,
buildings
transportation,
artificial
intelligence
sustainable
energy,
implications
environment
society.
Green
include
biomass
boilers
stoves,
hybrid
heat
pumps,
geothermal
solar
thermal
photovoltaics
systems
into
electric
boilers,
compressed
hydrogen.
We
also
detail
case
studies
Germany
which
is
planning
100%
renewable
switch
by
2050
developing
storage
air
China,
emphasis
technical
economic
aspects.
The
global
consumption
2020
was
30.01%
industry,
26.18%
transport,
22.08%
residential
sectors.
10–40%
can
be
reduced
sources,
passive
design
strategies,
smart
grid
analytics,
energy-efficient
building
intelligent
monitoring.
Electric
vehicles
offer
highest
cost-per-kilometer
reduction
75%
lowest
loss
33%,
yet
battery-related
issues,
cost,
weight
challenging.
5–30%
saved
automated
networked
vehicles.
Artificial
shows
huge
potential
improving
weather
forecasting
machine
maintenance
enabling
connectivity
across
homes,
workplaces,
transportation.
18.97–42.60%
through
deep
neural
networking.
In
electricity
sector,
automate
power
generation,
distribution,
transmission
operations,
balance
without
human
intervention,
enable
lightning-speed
trading
arbitrage
decisions
at
scale,
eliminate
need
manual
adjustments
end-users.
Sustainability,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
16(5), С. 1749 - 1749
Опубликована: Фев. 21, 2024
In
recent
times,
there
has
been
a
significant
shift
from
centralized
energy
systems
to
decentralized
ones.
These
aim
satisfy
local
needs
using
renewable
resources
within
the
community.
This
approach
leads
decreased
complexity
and
costs,
improved
efficiency,
enhanced
resilience
supports
independence,
thereby
advancing
transition
toward
zero
carbon
emissions.
Community
plays
pivotal
role
globally,
particularly
in
European
countries,
driven
by
citizen
engagement
generating
power
sources.
The
Union,
known
for
its
focus
on
social
innovation
participation,
recognizes
essential
of
communities
latest
strategy.
concept
creating
or
community-based
projects
gained
worldwide
attention,
demonstrating
economic,
environmental,
efficiency
benefits
However,
is
noticeable
gap
research
covering
all
updated
aspects
communities.
article
provides
an
in-depth
review
communities,
especially
exploring
their
concepts,
scope,
benefits,
key
activities.
It
also
sheds
light
progress
presenting
results
analyses.
Some
countries
have
shown
advancement,
others
are
initial
stages,
few
partially
adopted
REC
implementation
according
Renewable
Energy
Directive
II.
Additionally,
it
discusses
main
challenges
potential
recommendations
enhance
growth
work
valuable
resource,
emphasizing
importance
involvement
offering
insights
into
various
community
sustainable
transition.
practical
information
policymakers,
researchers,
industry
professionals,
members
who
keen
promoting
sustainable,
community-driven
systems.
Heliyon,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
10(7), С. e28269 - e28269
Опубликована: Март 22, 2024
Environmental
problems
due
to
climate
change,
that
have
been
affecting
our
planet
for
years,
are
the
main
issues
which
prompted
European
Union
establish
ambitious
target
of
achieving
carbon
neutrality
by
2050.
This
occurrence
encouraged
all
Member
States
undergo
significant
changes
their
energy
sectors,
favouring
extensive
use
renewable
sources.
In
this
scenario,
introduced
Renewable
Energy
Communities,
innovative
systems
based
on
a
new
model
production,
consumption
and
sharing,
guaranteeing
environmental,
economic,
social
benefits.
The
objective
paper
is
twofold:
firstly,
examine
regulatory
framework
and,
secondly,
present
standardized
procedure
implementation
Community,
an
aspect
not
yet
covered
in
scientific
literature.
roadmap
includes
four
phases:
feasibility
study
involving
analysis
end
users'
general
assessment;
aggregation
members
as
producers,
consumers
or
prosumers
forming
legal
entity,
considering
different
funding
opportunities;
operating
phase,
plant
construction
project
validation
national
authorities;
technical
economic
management
phase.
dynamic
structure
allows
adjustments
accommodate
contexts,
member
typologies
aim.
Computer Science & IT Research Journal,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
5(1), С. 26 - 40
Опубликована: Янв. 9, 2024
The
global
telecommunications
industry
is
facing
significant
challenges
due
to
the
rapid
growth
in
data
traffic
and
growing
environmental
concerns
associated
with
these
networks.
This
paper
explores
strategies
for
optimizing
network
design
operation
towards
a
greener,
more
sustainable
future.
Key
include
impact
of
energy
consumption,
which
accounts
2-3%
electricity
consumption.
focuses
on
operation,
exploring
energy-saving
techniques
innovations,
revealing
advanced
management
optimizations.
It
also
transformative
role
renewable
sources
like
solar,
wind,
geothermal
power
mitigating
carbon
footprint
evaluates
on-site
generation
purchase
agreements
(PPAs)
as
integral
components
strategy.
highlights
potential
holistic
approach
efficiency,
including
deploying
energy-efficient
hardware,
using
green
centers
equipped
techniques,
implementing
intelligent
systems,
flow.
Network
optimization
involves
regular
evaluation
infrastructure,
eliminating
redundancy
underutilized
equipment,
employing
software-defined
networking
(SDN)
Function
Virtualization
(NFV).
Renewable
integration
discussed,
emerging
powerful
tools
reducing
dependence
traditional
grids
fossil
fuels.
AI,
machine
learning,
blockchain
technology
explored.
By
strategies,
can
contribute
significantly
goals
while
securing
enduring
economic
benefits.
implications
infrastructure
extend
beyond
immediate
savings,
encompassing
enhanced
brand
image,
cost-effectiveness,
compliance
evolving
regulations.
Keywords:
Telecommunications,
Energy
Efficiency,
Design,
Green
Networks,
Management,
Emerging
Technologies.
Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Фев. 17, 2025
ABSTRACT
Listed
companies
allocate
resources
to
various
renewable
energy
and
green
innovation
initiatives
driven
by
economic
environmental,
social,
governance
(ESG)
objectives.
Corporations
experience
increased
pressure
from
stakeholders,
potentially
hindering
the
concurrent
achievement
of
ESG
goals
leading
phenomena
such
as
greenwashing.
This
study
examines
whether
these
investments
practices
represent
an
authentic
transformation
in
corporate
strategy
or
a
mere
rebranding
attempt.
Moreover,
it
investigates
cultural
dimensions
can
serve
predictors
The
investigation
progresses
through
three
stages.
First,
homogenous
dataset
59
listed
EU
countries
between
2011
2022
is
identified.
Second,
data
envelopment
analysis
methodology
employed
second
stage
determine
companies'
efficiency.
An
effective
enterprise
must
simultaneously
achieve
calculates
greenwashing
proxy,
creating
binary
variable
assigning
value
1
not
impacted
0
those
that
are.
Finally,
logistic
regression
utilized
investigate
correlation
denotes
subjected
Hofstede's
dimensions.
reveals
firms
operating
with
high
levels
masculinity
are
more
likely
participate
deceptive
environmental
known
“greenwashing.”
outcome
has
implications
for
academic
practical
purposes,
notably
regarding
stakeholder
involvement
re‐evaluation
strategic
decision‐making
procedures
interplay
values
technology.
To
best
our
knowledge,
this
represents
sole
applies
approach
examining
non‐financial
reporting,
focusing
on
values,
ESG,
their
interaction
effects.
Sustainability,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
14(22), С. 15077 - 15077
Опубликована: Ноя. 14, 2022
Although
a
clear
definition
of
energy
poverty
has
not
been
reported
in
the
scientific
literature
or
general
directives,
this
condition
affects
about
10%
European
people.
During
last
three
years,
COVID-19
pandemic
combined
with
increase
bill
costs
due
to
conflicts
determined
increment
poverty.
The
Renewable
Energy
Directive,
that
defines
new
legal
entity
named
Community
as
end-users’
organization,
recognizes
chance
for
low-income
households
benefit
from
being
able
access
affordable
tariffs
and
efficiency
measures
thanks
these
entities.
Thus,
paper
analyses
energy,
economic,
environmental
performances
renewable
community
composed
residential
users
distributed
two
buildings
located
south
Italy,
one
is
equipped
by
rooftop
photovoltaic
plant.
plants
were
modelled
simulated
through
HOMERPRO
simulation
software
while
building
loads
are
real
imported
an
distributor
dataset
processed
MATLAB
interface.
analysis
concerned
comparison
performance
achieved
case
which
no
installed,
another
end-users
took
part
sharing
“produced”
electricity.
investigation
was
conducted
terms
quantity
electricity
power
grid
consumed
on-site,
avoided
emissions,
operating
costs.
business
plan
devoted
defining
advantages
vulnerable
popular
neighborhood
council
estate
evaluating
social
indexes.
results
showed
community,
mitigation
obtained
within
range
12–16%.
Sustainability,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
15(8), С. 6792 - 6792
Опубликована: Апрель 18, 2023
Increasing
concerns
over
climate
change
and
energy
poverty
have
triggered
the
transition
toward
a
decentralized
system
through
widespread
adoption
of
renewable
technologies.
Although
this
was
led,
past
decades,
mainly
by
major
investors
large
industrial
players,
citizens
local
authorities
are
increasingly
playing
an
active
role
in
delivering
clean
investments.
In
particular,
current
European
Renewable
Energy
Directive
introduced
Communities
(RECs),
which
allow
to
collectively
organize
their
participation
market,
leading
more
distributed
new
forms
sustainable,
collaborative,
democratic
economies.
RECs
currently
under
implementation
show
differences
among
countries
due
different
national
contexts.
A
literature
review
exploring
peculiar
Italian
regulatory
framework
on
its
recent
evolution
has
been
carried
out
identify
available
regional
financial
support
mechanisms,
barriers,
emerging
trends
diffusion
across
country.
The
paper
reviews
describes
three
main
approaches
that
emerged
development
Italy,
discussing
strengths,
limitations.
addition,
it
provides
brief
comparison
countries,
highlighting
distinctive
features
experience.
Italy
involved
combination
both
public
private
initiatives,
as
promoters
aggregators
is
evident.
This
helps
preserve
social
impact
but
might
slow
down
bureaucratic
issues
often
linked
procedures
procurement
processes,
well
lack
sufficient
expertise
within
authorities.