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This document discusses three research projects - DUALL, Greenview, and PROCO2 - aimed at visualizing energy usage and reducing consumption through information and communication technologies. DUALL seeks to understand how ICT can reduce energy use in large public buildings. Greenview aims to design a smartphone app allowing building users to view energy usage across De Montfort University. PROCO2 aims to create a decision-making tool to help DMU reduce procurement-related emissions. The projects explore making energy data and impacts more transparent and engaging users through augmented reality applications.
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Energy shortage is a global challenge with significant implications for economies, societies, and the environment, including the Philippines. Promoting energy conservation in households is an effective approach to address this issue. In the Municipality of Midsayap, North Cotabato, Philippines, unmonitored energy consumption leads to excessive energy usage in households. To address this problem, this paper aims to research, build, test and implement a Real-Time Energy Consumption Monitoring (RECM) device using IoT technology. The RECM device, equipped with an SCT013 current sensor, enables real-time 24/7 monitoring of energy consumption. The monitored data is displayed in graphical and numerical formats using the Thing Speak cloud storage service. The RECM device was deployed in households, and a survey was conducted to evaluate its functionality and effectiveness. The results indicate that the design of the RECM device is a highly useful and efficient tool for real-time energy consumption monitoring. This paper provides circuit diagrams, wiring diagrams, and the list of materials used to develop the Real-Time Energy Consumption Monitoring (RECM) device using IoT.”
THE DEVELOPMENT OF REAL-TIME ENERGY CONSUMPTION MONITORING USING IOT
Energy shortage is a global challenge with significant implications for economies, societies, and the
environment, including the Philippines. Promoting energy conservation in households is an effective
approach to address this issue. In the Municipality of Midsayap, North Cotabato, Philippines, unmonitored
energy consumption leads to excessive energy usage in households. To address this problem, this paper
aims to research, build, test and implement a Real-Time Energy Consumption Monitoring (RECM) device
using IoT technology. The RECM device, equipped with an SCT013 current sensor, enables real-time 24/7
monitoring of energy consumption. The monitored data is displayed in graphical and numerical formats
using the Thing Speak cloud storage service. The RECM device was deployed in households, and a survey
was conducted to evaluate its functionality and effectiveness. The results indicate that the design of the
RECM device is a highly useful and efficient tool for real-time energy consumption monitoring. This paper
provides circuit diagrams, wiring diagrams, and the list of materials used to develop the Real-Time Energy
Consumption Monitoring (RECM) device using IoT.”
National Broadband Plan on Energy Environment: Green, Lean and Mean
The document discusses how implementing the National Broadband Plan could help the United States reduce energy consumption and costs. It argues that a connected smart grid could allow energy producers to more efficiently distribute power, potentially cutting usage by $140-240 billion. A broadband-connected smart home and business infrastructure could further reduce energy use through remote monitoring and control of appliances and systems. The plan may also lower transportation costs by enabling telehealth, remote work, and online shopping. The article concludes the plan could create jobs, make the U.S. a global leader in technology, and benefit the economy and environment through a more sustainable energy system.
Ibe presentation sept 2011
Engaging building users in energy reduction through behavior change poses three main challenges: (1) energy is an abstract concept that is difficult to see, (2) it is unclear whose behavior needs to change - decision makers, energy managers, or the general public, and (3) public engagement strategies in the workplace must go beyond simply providing information. Displaying energy use data for public buildings through programs like Display® can increase awareness but multiple other efforts are needed, like refurbishments, controls, and an energy manager, to significantly reduce consumption. Effective behavior change strategies require creative visualization tools and a balanced top-down and bottom-up approach.
Ict for green
This document discusses how information and communication technology (ICT) can help conserve energy. ICT traditionally optimized energy-using systems and processes, but will now play a critical role in supporting more sustainable electricity generation and reducing domestic energy consumption. Smart technology allows automating energy savings, but also engaging consumers to change behaviors. The document describes a prototype that provides direct feedback on household electricity use to induce conservation.
Internet of Things Energy Whitepaper
The document discusses how the emerging Internet of Things (IoT) could enable more energy efficiency, sustainability, demand management, and distributed solar generation. However, connecting billions of incompatible energy devices in real-time is challenging due to the lack of interoperability between the 18 protocols currently used. The Touch Energy IoT platform developed by MelRok addresses this by providing universal compatibility and real-time connectivity between all energy devices and sensors, regardless of protocol. It has helped the University of California, Irvine exceed sustainability and energy reduction goals by optimizing efficiency across its 100+ buildings through real-time streaming of energy data and control to the cloud.
Internet of Things Energy Whitepaper
The document discusses how the emerging Internet of Things (IoT) could enable more energy efficiency, sustainability, demand management, and distributed solar generation. However, connecting billions of incompatible energy devices in real-time is challenging due to the lack of interoperability between the 18 protocols currently used. The Touch Energy IoT platform developed by MelRok addresses this by providing universal compatibility and real-time connectivity between all energy devices and sensors, regardless of protocol. It has helped the University of California, Irvine exceed sustainability and energy reduction goals by optimizing efficiency across its 100+ buildings.
dissertation on Net Zero Energy Buildings.pptx
The document summarizes a dissertation report on net zero energy buildings in composite climates, with a focus on commercial buildings. It begins with an introduction that describes the growing energy demand and consumption in the building sector in India. It then defines net zero energy buildings as highly efficient structures that produce as much renewable energy on-site as they consume annually. The literature review examines definitions of net zero energy, the need to connect to the electric grid, different types of net zero standards, and the need for net zero buildings in India to reduce energy demand and greenhouse gas emissions from the building sector.
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The buildings that aren’t “connected” are the same they were decades ago and have retained fundamentally the same purpose i.e. to provide shelter, temperature control, and safety at the same efficiency level. Globally the built environments account for significant energy use and equivalent production of carbon dioxide (CO2) and carbon footprint. Growing concerns about safety, comfort, global warming, and climate change are leading to technological evolution, that will make the buildings smart, more comfortable, and nearly zero energy buildings. The building architectures are obviously smarter today than they were a few years ago and will continue to do so as the people become more energy aware and efficiency focused. Smart architectures and smart technologies are effective means to make buildings more comfortable, secure and reduce greenhouse gas emissions and carbon footprint. Smart metering, smart grid, energy storage, and smart energy management system are some of the technologies that find their use in smart architectures along with ubiquitous digital technologies. These evolving technologies being relatively new can indeed make the buildings smart, intelligent, energy efficient and environmentally sustainable which will attract higher rentals and more resale values in the near future. For commercial real estate, the savings can be impressive. A reduction in energy use is equivalent to an increase in building’s asset value and net operating income. This paper provides a contemporary look at the potential of smart architectures and evolving smart energy technologies to reduce energy consumption and carbon footprint in built environments. The scope of this paper is limited to the brief overview of these technologies and their applications.
The New Face of Sustainability
Global challenges around resource scarcity, environmental sustainability, and economic growth are driving the need for new paradigms. Thanks to unprecedented data capture and analytics capabilities, organizations can now optimize systems and operations to reduce costs and environmental impacts. Examples highlighted include a shipping firm reducing emissions and costs through logistics optimization, a utility deploying smart meters to enable consumer energy savings, and a university developing tools to optimize building energy use through big data analytics. A smarter planet approach utilizing real-time data and analytics can help reconcile demands for sustainability, growth, and affordability.
RINNO & SDG4B Sustainable Cities & Communities
CIRCE is a research center focused on energy resources and consumption. It has over 185 employees from 11 nationalities working across various projects related to renewable energy, energy efficiency, smart grids, electric vehicles, and sustainability. CIRCE aims to improve industry competitiveness through technology transfer and providing innovative solutions for sustainable development. Some key ongoing projects discussed include developing zero-energy buildings through deep energy renovations, using data and smart grids to increase urban resilience, and reducing pollution from energy and materials usage. Challenges and potential solutions discussed include addressing industry inertia, policy restrictions, and varying conditions across Europe.
Carla Pedro - Smart UrbanEnergy for Schools in Lisbon
The document discusses the Connected Urban Development Lisbon Project, which aims to implement smart energy solutions in schools and public buildings in Lisbon. The project will use an integrated ICT approach to improve energy efficiency, reduce carbon emissions, and work towards energy self-sufficiency. Three pilot schools have been selected to test solutions like energy monitoring, management of IT systems, HVAC, lighting and appliances, integration with local renewable energy and smart grid technology. The goals are to maximize energy efficiency without compromising comfort, minimize the carbon footprint, and engage the school community in the process. Initial results from networking equipment upgrades alone have achieved 20-30% energy savings.
Motivating change in user behaviour with BACS
To successfully accelerate the transition to a low-carbon society and economy more emphasis should be on motivating people and increasing their awareness leading to an energy efficient building use.
The aim of MOBISTYLE (a 42-months European project funded under Horizon 2020) is to motivate behavioural change by raising consumer awareness through a provision of attractive personalized information on user’s energy use, indoor environment and health, through information and communication technology (ICT) based services.
Grounded in MOBISTYLE ideas, visions and approach, this webinar will share the project’s lessons learned so far. It will also brainstorm on current and future challenges in the area of Building Automation and Control Systems (BACS) encouraging behavioural change, and document actionable new ideas that could help improve the project’s progress and maximize the European replication impacts.
Smarter planet: Energy and Utilities
To deliver power more responsibly and more efficiently, energy and utilities organizations are working toward a smarter energy value chain: (1) Transformation of the grid, (2) Empowerment of consumers, (3) Ensuring cleaner energy supply.
Europe 2014-2020: smart & green cities
Commission Européenne, présentations de la Délégation générale Société de l’Information à la délégation d’Aquitains conduite par AEC, 30 janvier 2012: villes vertes intelligentes
Risø energy report 10
the report addresses energy related issues for smart cities, including energy infrastructure, on-site energy production, transport, economy, sustainability, housing, living and governance, including incentives and barriers influencing smart energy for smart cities.
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The Development of Real-Time Energy Consumption Monitoring using IoT
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The Development of Real-Time Energy Consumption Monitoring using IoT
THE DEVELOPMENT OF REAL-TIME ENERGY CONSUMPTION MONITORING USING IOT
THE DEVELOPMENT OF REAL-TIME ENERGY CONSUMPTION MONITORING USING IOT
National Broadband Plan on Energy Environment: Green, Lean and Mean
National Broadband Plan on Energy Environment: Green, Lean and Mean
Carla Pedro - Smart UrbanEnergy for Schools in Lisbon
Carla Pedro - Smart UrbanEnergy for Schools in Lisbon
Pecha kucha
- 1. Attempts to visualise energy and reconnect people [with energy!] Dr. Richard Bull
- 2. By its nature, ‘energy’ is an abstract and invisible force that is conceptualised or commonly defined in a number of different ways, for example as a commodity, as a social necessity, as an ecological resource, or as a strategic material.* *Burgess & Nye (2008), Re-materialising energy use through transparent monitoring systems, Energy Policy
- 4. 3 research projects funded by DUALL Greenview PROCO2
- 5. DUALL
- 6. the aim? To understand the role of ICT in reducing energy consumption of a large scale public building through the design of an ICT interface connecting building users to their electricity consumption.
- 7. Baseline Evaluation & Switch off
- 11. greenview
- 12. the aim? To design a leading edge smart phone and web based application enabling building users to understand the energy consumption of the buildings across DMU.
- 13. Transparency The principle idea is to reveal the level of energy variations in near real time in precise university building locations using augmented reality tools on common smartphones.
- 15. Empedia and Augmented Reality The Empedia (www.empedia.info) platform has been developed under a KTP agreement between De Montfort and Cuttlefish Multimedia for iphone and Android platforms It will be enhanced with an Augmented reality browser for Greenview applications
- 16. PROCO2
- 17. the aim? To develop an ICT based decision making tool to enable DMU to reduce scope 3 emissions, notably procurement
- 19. DMU Greenhouse Gas Emissions by Sector and by Scope (2008/09)
- 20. Thank you for listening. Dr Richard Bull rbull@dmu.ac.uk duall.dmu.ac.uk
Editor's Notes
- Visualising energy is exactly what these certificates attempt to – both on white goods and buildingsBut is there a difference in audience?