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Summary:The present work presents a home energy management system (HEMS) that based on an Internet of Things will allow appliances to be turned on or off by remote commands. This approach is essential for a sustainable planet with the fast growing implementation of intermittent renewable energy sources, like wind and solar. This renewable energy sources have an intermittent behavior, so one solution to this problem is an EMS that tries to fit production to energy consumption. In this research work we propose a solution based on the standard OpenADR and a network of sensors to handle this problem, creating a platform based on internet-of-things capable to turn-on or off electrical devices based on a central decision process that meets the requirements of energy producers and consumers. Producers can provide energy according to the consumer's requirements and take part of energy production and costs fluctuations. Based on an OpenADR standard for energy data exchange and a central cloud server, a list of services are provided to handle these transactions, with georeferenced information to minimize energy losses in the distribution process. Furthermore, mobile devices can passive collect user mobility data to optimize energy efficiency, heating or cooling the house before users return home, thus, generating energy personalized services.
Main Authors:Ferreira, João C.
Subject:Sensor networks Smart-cities Energy efficiency OpenADR Decision process Smart grid Distributed energy sources Home energy management system
Year:2016
Country:Portugal
Document type:conference output
Access type:open access
Associated institution:Instituto Politécnico de Lisboa
Language:English
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Decision process
Smart grid
Distributed energy sources
Home energy management system
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Smart-cities
Energy efficiency
OpenADR
Decision process
Smart grid
Distributed energy sources
Home energy management system
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description The present work presents a home energy management system (HEMS) that based on an Internet of Things will allow appliances to be turned on or off by remote commands. This approach is essential for a sustainable planet with the fast growing implementation of intermittent renewable energy sources, like wind and solar. This renewable energy sources have an intermittent behavior, so one solution to this problem is an EMS that tries to fit production to energy consumption. In this research work we propose a solution based on the standard OpenADR and a network of sensors to handle this problem, creating a platform based on internet-of-things capable to turn-on or off electrical devices based on a central decision process that meets the requirements of energy producers and consumers. Producers can provide energy according to the consumer's requirements and take part of energy production and costs fluctuations. Based on an OpenADR standard for energy data exchange and a central cloud server, a list of services are provided to handle these transactions, with georeferenced information to minimize energy losses in the distribution process. Furthermore, mobile devices can passive collect user mobility data to optimize energy efficiency, heating or cooling the house before users return home, thus, generating energy personalized services.
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spellingShingle Internet of things for energy efficiency and personalization
Ferreira, João C.
Sensor networks
Smart-cities
Energy efficiency
OpenADR
Decision process
Smart grid
Distributed energy sources
Home energy management system
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subject.fl_str_mv Sensor networks
Smart-cities
Energy efficiency
OpenADR
Decision process
Smart grid
Distributed energy sources
Home energy management system
title Internet of things for energy efficiency and personalization
title_full Internet of things for energy efficiency and personalization
title_fullStr Internet of things for energy efficiency and personalization
title_full_unstemmed Internet of things for energy efficiency and personalization
title_short Internet of things for energy efficiency and personalization
title_sort Internet of things for energy efficiency and personalization
topic Sensor networks
Smart-cities
Energy efficiency
OpenADR
Decision process
Smart grid
Distributed energy sources
Home energy management system
topic_facet Sensor networks
Smart-cities
Energy efficiency
OpenADR
Decision process
Smart grid
Distributed energy sources
Home energy management system
url http://hdl.handle.net/10400.21/9652
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