Davide Aloisio

TL;DR: A novel approach for developing for NZEBs, combining load match and grid interaction indicators with an environmental impact indicator, is proposed, aiming to find trade-offs between the opposing tendencies of building energy performances and the need to limit the embodied carbon within building envelope and systems.

TL;DR: The investigation assessed the capability, to offer ancillary services to the power network increasing its resiliency measured system response in terms of survival time during grid faults and restoration transient time to recover initial service level.

TL;DR: The paper briefly reviews the range of grid services that flexible buildings can provide to support the reliability of the electric power system which is potentially challenged by the increasing interconnection of distributed variable renewable generation.

TL;DR: The model developed and shown in this paper is a dedicated tool for the simulation of the hybrid system proposed and for the optimal designing of each main sub component.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors presented the energy performances in a life cycle perspective of a prefabricated building and simulated in energy plus and validated on monitored data to avoid the shifting of energy burdens from one life cycle stage to others, a Life Cycle Energy Assessment was performed.