System Optimisation and Control for Homes - SOCH
Lead Participant:
PASSIV UK LTD
Abstract
The project is a collaboration between PassivSystems Ltd, BRE and the latter’s Centre of Excellence in Energy Utilisation at the University of Strathclyde to carry out a feasibility and comparison study to deliver a grid demand response from the home.
This will be achived by examining the optimisation of heat pumps and their integration with energy storage (modern generation space heaters; water heating; electrical) to deliver affordable household comfort and to provide electricity grid flexibility such that peaks on can be mitigated by using a novel feedback control approach to optimise the delivery of affordable heat in conjunction with hub-connected energy storage.
This will be achived by examining the optimisation of heat pumps and their integration with energy storage (modern generation space heaters; water heating; electrical) to deliver affordable household comfort and to provide electricity grid flexibility such that peaks on can be mitigated by using a novel feedback control approach to optimise the delivery of affordable heat in conjunction with hub-connected energy storage.
Lead Participant | Project Cost | Grant Offer |
|---|---|---|
| PASSIV UK LTD | £76,144 | £ 44,489 |
Participant |
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| UNIVERSITY OF STRATHCLYDE | £17,996 | £ 17,996 |
| BRE TRUST | £33,187 | £ 19,410 |
People |
ORCID iD |
| Quan Cetin (Project Manager) |