This article examines the challenges of implementing the United Nation Sustainable
Development Goals 2050 green initiative for warehouse management and operation and …

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 …

Leveraging demand-side flexibility resources (eg, buildings) is a crucial and cost-effective
strategy for addressing the operational and infrastructure-related challenges in power grids …

Buildings use 75% of US electricity; therefore, improving the efficiency and flexibility of
building operations could provide significant value to the rapidly changing electricity system …

Increasing the proportion of photovoltaic (PV) electricity in power systems is effective for
achieving carbon neutrality. However, PV electricity is unstable and random, and direct …

This paper presents a heuristic model predictive control (MPC) methodology to activate
energy flexibility in fully electric school buildings in cold climates to reduce electricity …

Buildings account for approximately 36% of the United States' total carbon emissions and
building retrofits have great potential to reduce carbon emissions. Current research adopts a …

The heating, ventilation and air-conditioning fault impacts vary with different seasonal
climatic conditions, but the fault data may not be available under some seasons in real …

Understanding the demand flexibility of city-scale buildings under different demand
response (DR) strategies is crucial to balance the power supply and demand in the grid …

Despite the abundance of research applications of system modeling in grid-interactive
efficient buildings (GEBs), the transfer of those applications to real-world practices is still in …