A third of the final electricity in the EU is consumed by households. The increased usage of
multiple electrical devices, electromobility, self-generation and consumption of electricity as …

Grid modernization through philosophies such as the Smart Grid has the potential to meet
increasing demand and integrate new distributed generation resources at the same time …

Electrification of transport offers opportunities to increase energy security, reduce carbon
emissions, and improve local air quality. Plug-in electric vehicles (PEVs) are creating new …

This paper presents and discusses data-driven predictive models for the energy use of
appliances. Data used include measurements of temperature and humidity sensors from a …

Wind and solar power have experienced rapid cost declines and are being deployed at
scale. However, their output variability remains a key problem for managing electricity …

This paper describes the extension of CREST's existing electrical domestic demand model
into an integrated thermal–electrical demand model. The principle novelty of the model is its …

Demand response programs are currently being proposed as a solution to deal with issues
related to peak demand and to improve the operation of the electric power system. In the …

In residential buildings, occupant behavior and occupancy status have a significant impact
on energy consumption variation. Although the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating …

National demand for electricity follows a regular and predictable daily pattern. This pattern is
set to change due to efficiency improvements, de-industrialisation and electrification of heat …

Environmental problems due to climate change, that have been affecting our planet for
years, are the main issues which prompted European Union to establish the ambitious target …