Energy-Efficient Computing and Networking
First International Conference, E-Energy 2010, First International ICST Conference, E-Energy 2010 Athens, Greece, October 14-15, 2010 Revised Selected Papers
Published on 7. March 2011
XI, 243 pages
978-3-642-19322-4 (ISBN)
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This book constitutes the postproceedings of the First International Conference on Energy-Efficient Computing and Networking, E-Energy, held in Passau, Germany in April 2010. The 23 revised papers presented were carefully reviewed and selected for inclusion in the post-proceedings. The papers are organized in topical sections on energy market and algorithms, ICT technology for the energy market, implementation of smart grid and smart home technology, microgrids and energy management, and energy efficiency through distributed energy management and buildings.
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Energy-Efficient Computing and Networking
First International Conference, E-Energy 2010, First International ICST Conference, E-Energy 2010 Athens, Greece, October 14-15, 2010 Revised Selected Papers
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Content
- Title Page
- Preface
- Organization
- Table of Contents
- E-ENERGY 2010 Technical Session 1: Energy Market and Algorithms
- Towards an Energy Internet: A Game-Theoretic Approach to Price-Directed Energy Utilization
- Introduction
- Energy Internet
- The Concept of the Energy Internet
- Consortium for Intelligent Management of Electric-Power Grid (CIMEG)
- Regulation of Power Market
- Description of Game
- Application of the Game and Results
- Conclusions
- References
- Microgrid Modelling and Analysis Using Game Theory Methods
- Introduction
- Game Theoretic Analysis
- Nash Equilibrium
- Subgame Perfect Nash Equilibrium
- Computing Nash Equilibria
- Use of Nash Equilibrium Solutions
- Application to the Microgrid Model
- Microgrid Model
- Game Description
- Modelling as a Game
- Game Analysis
- Concluding Remarks
- References
- Implementation of Gossip Algorithms in Power Systems
- Introduction
- Gossip Algorithms
- General Properties
- Specific Properties
- Classification
- Gossip Algorithms in Power Systems
- Conclusion
- References
- Demand Side Management in Private Households - Actual Potential, Future Potential, Restrictions
- Introduction
- Specific Electrical Consumption in Households
- Actual Potential
- Future Potential
- Restrictions
- Financial Benefits through Demand Side Management
- Conclusion and Outlook
- References
- E-ENERGY 2010 Technical Session 2: ICT Technology
- A Review of ICT Considerations in Actual AMI Deployments
- Introduction
- Current Situation
- Legacy and Advanced Metering Reading
- Drivers to Transition
- Challenges Related to AMI Deployments
- Future Developments
- Metering Equipment Sophistication
- Communications Infrastructure
- Network Operations
- Meter Data Management - Application Architecture
- Conclusions
- References
- Coordinating Energy Based Business Models and Customer Empowerment in Future Smart Grids
- Setting the Scene
- Identified Barriers
- Service Level Agreements as a Basis for Coordination in Smart Grids
- Business Cases as High-Level Goals
- Case Study: Customer Empowerment Enabling Increased Energy Efficiency in Smart Grids
- Translation of Extended FENIX Business Case into SLAs
- The SLA-Agents Experimental Environment
- Setting Up SLA Experiments
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- Performance Evaluation of a Web Service Enabled Smart Metering Platform
- Motivation
- Smart Metering
- Metering Platform Implementation
- Performance Tests
- Discussion and Future Directions
- Conclusions
- References
- A Review of Customer Management Tools: The Energy Industry
- Introduction
- Current Situation
- Risk Management
- Billing/Tariff Design
- Future Developments
- Risk Management
- Load Modeling/Customer Profiling
- Billing/Tariff Design and Consumer Behavior Prediction
- Meter Data Management
- Conclusion
- References
- High Level Requirements for Smart Meters that Will Enable the Efficient Deployment of Electric Vehicles
- Introduction
- High Level Requirements for Smart Meters
- Interoperability and Public Communication Standards
- Communication Architecture
- Service Lifecycle Management
- Eventing Support and Alarm Handling System
- Ability to Combine Different Business Cases and Participate in Different Market Services
- Conclusions
- References
- E-ENERGY 2010 Technical Session 3: Implementation of Smart Grid and Smart Home Technology
- Suppressing Peak Load at Simultaneous Demand of Electric Heating in Residential Areas
- Introduction
- Multi-agent Systems and Electronic Markets
- Agent Design
- Heat Pump Dwelling Agent
- Load Agent
- Results
- Discussion
- Conclusions
- References
- Review of IEC/EN Standards for Data Exchange between Smart Meters and Devices
- Introduction
- IEC/EN Standards for Data Exchange between Smart Meters and Devices
- Interfaces
- Port 1: Home Area Network
- Port 2: In-House Wired/Wireless
- Port 3.1: PLC/Wireless LAN
- Port 3.2: Backhaul Network
- Port 3: PTSN/GSM or Internet/GPRS WAN
- References
- Design and Implementation of a Practical Smart Home System Based on DECT Technology
- Introduction
- Background and Related Work
- The Smart Home System
- Composition of Our Smart Home System
- The Energy Management Device
- Communication between EMD and Gateway
- The Home Gateway
- Using DECT/CAT-iq for EMD-Gateway Communication
- Service Access and Management
- Conclusions
- References
- Field Trials towards Integrating Smart Houses with the Smart Grid
- Motivation
- Field Trials
- Field Trial A
- Field Trial B
- Field Trial C
- Discussion
- Conclusions
- References
- E-ENERGY 2010 Technical Session 4: Microgrids and Energy Management
- Demand Side Management in Smart Buildings Using KNX/EIB
- Introduction
- Buildings Description
- Concept
- Absorbed Solar Radiation
- Thermal Model
- Analysis
- Conclusions
- References
- Smart Grids: Importance of Power Quality
- Smart Grid: Opportunities and Vision
- Power Quality
- Power Quality Issues
- Emission by New Device
- Interference between Devices and Power Line Communication
- Allocation of Emission Limits
- Improving Voltage Quality
- Immunity of Device
- Weakening of the Transmission Grid
- Conclusion and Future Work
- References
- Development of a Simulation Tool for Evaluating the Performance of the Pilot Microgrid at Gaidouromantra-Kythnos
- Introduction
- System Configuration, Model Characteristics and Assumptions
- System Configuration
- Main Features of the Developed Simulation Model
- Basic Assumptions
- Model Development
- PV System Model
- Battery Model
- Battery Inverters
- Loads and Load Controllers
- Simulation Tests-Results
- Conclusion
- References
- Cutting-Edge Information and Telecommunication Technologies Meet Energy: Energy Management Systems and Smart Web Platforms
- Introduction
- Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI)
- System Architecture
- Open Building Information eXchange (OBIX)
- Networking of Things
- Internet of Things
- Energy Monitoring and Targeting
- Energy Benefits from Monitoring and Targeting - Case Studies
- CDF Suez
- Carlsberg
- Conclusion - Further Fields
- References
- Routing and G-Networks to Optimise Energy and Quality of Service in Packet Networks
- Introduction
- Routing for Energy Management
- Gradient Descent Optimisation
- Conclusion
- References
- Energy Efficiency through Distributed Energy Management in Buildings Workshop
- The BeyWatch Conceptual Model for Demand-Side Management
- Introduction
- The BeyWatch Business Model
- The BeyWatch Conceptual Model for Demand-Side Management
- The BeyWatch Prototype Architecture for the Trials
- References
- NOBEL - A Neighborhood Oriented Brokerage ELectricity and Monitoring System
- Motivation
- The NOBEL Approach
- Challenges and Research Directions
- IP Communication for Low-Power Networks
- Data Capturing and Cooperative Processing
- Enterprise Integration and Energy Management
- Real-World Validation
- Electricity Monitoring and Management System
- Public Lighting Control System
- Conclusion
- References
- Monitoring and Control for Energy Efficiency in the Smart House
- Motivation
- In-House Architecture Overview
- Amalgamation of Monitoring and Control Approaches
- PowerMatcher
- BEMI
- Magic
- Conclusions
- References
- Market Optimization of a Cluster of DG-RES, Micro-CHP, Heat Pumps and Energy Storage within Network Constraints: The PowerMatching City Field Test
- Introduction
- ICT in Automated Grids, Smartgrids and Intelligent Grids
- Thermal Flexibility as a Means for Electrical Flexibility
- Configuration and Use Cases in the Powermatching Fieldtest
- References
- INTEGRAL: ICT-Platform Based Distributed Control in Electricity Grids with a Large Share of Distributed Energy Resources and Renewable Energy Sources
- Introduction
- Integrated ICT Platform for Distributed Control: Design Issues
- Demo Site Descriptions
- Demo Site A - Netherlands (Normal Operation)
- Demo Site B - Spain (Critical Conditions)
- Demo Site C - France (Emergency Case)
- Further Information
- References
- Cellular System Model for Smart Grids Combining Active Distribution Networks and Smart Buildings
- Objectives of the German E-Energy Funding Programme
- Business Modelling
- System Modelling
- Basic Cellular Concept
- Site-Related Energy Management
- Energy Management in the Distribution System with Decentralized Decision-Making and Site Guidance
- Decentralized but Connected Grid Management in Grid Cells with Grid Agents and the Interaction with Market Agents
- References
- Author Index
