This paper reviews recent research on the demand flexibility of residential buildings in
regard to definitions, flexible loads, and quantification methods. A systematic distinction of …

The rapid development of remote telemetry, control and communication technologies in
smart grids enables the demand side to provide energy flexibility for power grid economy …

Increasing demand response (DR) from households, industry and tertiary sector may
provide substantial flexibility in renewable-based energy systems, but the deployment of DR …

The use of structural thermal storage is often suggested as a key technology to improve the
penetration of renewable energy sources and mitigate potential production and distribution …

The number of regional and national power systems with a high share of wind and solar
power in the world is quickly increasing. The background for this development is improved …

Buildings contribute 40% of global greenhouse gas emissions; therefore, strategies that can
substantially reduce emissions from the building stock are key components of broader efforts …

Although demand-side management (DSM) needs to be more customer centred, either with
or without smart technologies (eg smart grid), less attention has been paid to the develo** …

Canada's electric power system is responsible for approximately 9% of national emissions,
53% of which occur in the province of Alberta. Integrating new variable renewable energy …

This paper compares the electricity, heating, and cooling sectors at national level for various
European countries. Annual energy demands are compared for all 28 EU countries, while …

Energy flexibility is a cost-effective solution to facilitate secure operation of the energy
system while integrating large share of renewables. Thermal energy infrastructure is a great …