Scalable Integrated Multi-Vector Energy Systems (SIM-VES)

可扩展集成多矢量能量系统（SIM-VES）

• 批准号: 10065763
• 金额: $ 2.71万
• 依托单位: UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: Collaborative R&D
• 财政年份: 2023
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2023 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=10065763
• 关键词: Scalable; Integrated; Multi; Vector; Energy

The aim of the SIM-VES project is to develop and demonstrate an integrated and readily scalable approach for delivering upgraded heat and power systems within buildings, with a particular focus on optimal control and multi-vector energy storage.As the existing stock decarbonisation progresses, low hanging fruit interventions have been largely exhausted, especially when it comes to the social housing stock which is subject to significant Government investment. Those properties remaining in the social stock are generally hard to treat or in the case of privately held stock, differ significantly from the social stock in that their starting energy efficiency is significantly lower as a starting point. With fabric interventions less likely to occur as a first step measure there is a need for a different approach to delivering high impact upgrade across significant portfolios of buildings dispersed across the country. SIM-VES takes a systems first approach to energy upgrade by enhancing interoperability of the most common systems households need to adopt when considering their net zero trajectory. SIM-VES aggregates and integrates heat pumps, novel long-term compact and steady state thermal storage, batteries, photovoltaics, and controls technology into an interoperable modular system with predictive capabilities to better respond to occupant demands, energy system requirements and cost points to manage energy, heat and power at building, community or national level.The SIM-VES approach aims to deliver:* User benefits: significantly lower energy bills and carbon emissions for consumers, without compromising comfort; security of power and heat stored at point of use.* Grid/Network benefits: peak demand reduction enabling significant reduction in grid carbon intensity, avoidance of green energy curtailment, and reduced or offset infrastructure investment..* Installer benefits: Simplified specification and installation pathway, unlocking delivery at scale.* National benefits: New commercial opportunities through delivery of a scalable retrofit solution for retrofit; potential for significant carbon reduction impact.

SIM-VES项目的目的是开发和展示一种综合且易于扩展的方法，用于在建筑物内提供升级的热量和电力系统，特别关注最佳控制和多载体储能存储。随着现有的股票脱碳的进展，低悬挂的水果干预措施在很大程度上已经耗尽了，尤其是在社会住房库存方面的大量投资。这些物业中仍然很难治疗或在私人股票的情况下，与社会股票有很大差异，因为它们的起始能源效率大大降低了起点。由于织物干预措施不太可能作为第一步，因此需要采取不同的方法来在全国各地分散的大量建筑物投资组合中提供高影响力的升级。 Sim-Ves通过增强家庭最常见系统的互操作性在考虑其净零轨迹时需要采用的第一种系统方法来升级。 Sim-Ves聚集并整合热泵，新型的长期紧凑和稳态热存储，电池，光伏电池，并控制技术进入一个可互操作的模块化系统，具有预测能力，可以更好地响应乘员需求，能源系统需求，成本上的需求，成本上的积分，以管理建筑物或国家级别的能源较低的能源，并提供较低的能量，以提供较大的能量，并提供较低的用户效果：*提供较大的用户元素：*供应：*供应：*提供型号：* 舒适; *网格/网络福利：峰值需求减少，可显着降低电网碳强度，避免绿色能源的减少以及减少或抵消基础设施投资。潜在的碳减少影响的潜力。