Future Energy Networks: Enabling Responsive Demand in Buildings
Tuesday, 3rd May 2016, 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Registration from 1:00 pm
Controllable demand will be a key means to ensure that future low-carbon networks provide a robust supply of energy. This seminar will present the latest research and development on responsive demand in buildings, including:
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Automated demand control in the Findhorn Community.
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Remote heat load shifting in a low-carbon house.
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Enabling responsive demand in Glasgow City Council buildings.
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Demand flexibility and the electricity network: making the most of local energy systems.
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User acceptance of automated energy control.
Research findings will be presented from current research projects:
Registration and a networking lunch will be available from 1.00pm.
Who should attend?
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Energy systems professionals.
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Facilities Managers.
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Community energy groups.
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Energy services providers and energy technology developers.
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Energy managers and building owners.
Benefits of attending
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Learn about the opportunities and limitations of responsive load, including current technology gaps.
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Meet industry representatives and academic experts and discuss automated management of energy systems from different perspectives.
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