The residential sector is the third-largest energy consumer and emitter globally and as such
is at the forefront of the energy transition and net-zero emissions pathway. To accelerate the …

The performance of microgrid operation requires hierarchical control and estimation
schemes that coordinate and monitor the system dynamics within the expected manipulated …

Rooftop photovoltaics (RPVs) are crucial in achieving energy transition and climate goals,
especially in cities with high building density and substantial energy consumption …

With global carbon budget targets looming, residential buildings in top economies must
become carbon neutral as soon as possible to reserve more emission space for emerging …

Demand side energy flexibility is increasingly being viewed as an essential enabler for the
swift transition to a low-carbon energy system that displaces conventional fossil fuels with …

Energy flexibility, through short-term demand-side management (DSM) and energy storage
technologies, is now seen as a major key to balancing the fluctuating supply in different …

The smart building-integrated photovoltaic (SBIPV) systems have become the important
source of electricity in recent years. However, many sociological and engineering …

Energy systems for flexibility in buildings are hybrid, primarily including rooftop photovoltaics
(PV), cooling storage, and battery. Considering their techno-economic patterns, this …

Current power systems are rapidly changing and becoming more challenging with the
increasing penetration of distributed energy resources, renewable energy resources, and …

Electrification of private transportation and residential heating is a potential action to
decrease significantly carbon emissions. However, the lack of coordination of such …