In urban areas, community energy storage serves various purposes including increasing self-consumption, enabling the seamless integration of intermittent renewables, and providing economic incentives (Barabino et al., 2023; Koirala et al., 2018; Zhang et al., 2023).
On the one hand, the system operator agent attempts to execute predetermined energy schedules for the systems and control them as needed by using the flexibility of the neighborhood. The energy must be deposited with the energy market agent and a match between buyers and sellers must be realized.
Summary of findings and limitations The case study's results, summarized in Table 7, demonstrated that the scope and economic potential of different energy storage technologies and configurations (single and hybrid) for improving the energy performance of an urban energy community depends on (and varies with) its built context (form and function).
In this paper, we present a literature review of the use of agent-based models (ABM) in analyzing of urban neighborhood energy systems. We derive a concept for an ABM that integrates all energy sectors: Electricity, heat, and mobility.
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However, managing the shared ESS and the energy flows in the community is considered a key challenge. In order to handle this issue, we introduce a novel energy management system
This paper thus presents a systematic approach that incorporates features of built form and function, using an agent-based model of urban energy demand and supply, in the performance
We present a consolidated ABM concept that integrates these sectors. Thus, our work contributes to the advancement of ABM and to the understanding of how to
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