Seminar 13 (Intermediate) -- Current Practices of Grid Interactive Building Applications PDF

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Buildings can now be used as suppliers of energy rather than the traditional model of solely consumers of energy. Price signals, model predictive control and responsive building loads are tools which can be utilized to allow and promote grid interactive buildings. This session presents applications of where, how and why smart residential, commercial and industrial buildings and interactive grids are being implemented around the country.

1. Improving Net Load through Model Predictive Control of BuildingsGreg Pavlak, Ph.D., Member, Penn State, University Park, PA

2. Retail Subscription Transactive Tariffs for Grid Interactive BuildingsEd Cazalet, Ph.D., Temix Inc., Los Altos, CA

3. Unlocking Value with Grid Interactive Flexible Building LoadsAri Halberstadt, Extensible Energy, Berkeley, CA

4. The Importance of IoT for the Smart GridMichel Kohanim, Universal Devices, Inc., Encino, CA

5. A Grid Interactive Neighborhood: Case StudyMichael Starke, Ph.D., Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN