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PLM LMA Lo Load Management Dia ialo logue US Department of Energy’s Future Connected Communities: Validating Buildings as a Grid Resource Teja Kuruganti Allison Hamilton David Nemtzow Mary Ann Piette U.S. Department Oak Ridge National National Rural Lawrence Berkeley of Energy Laboratory Electric Cooperative National Laboratory Association
Connected Communities DOE Investment in Efficient, Smart, Flexible Buildings of the Future
Grid-interactive Efficient Buildings Initiative
Key Characteristics of GEBs
Groups of GEBs Can Provide Added Value Able to collectively afford and share Facilitate Achieve infrastructure incorporation of economies of additional DERs scale Leverage load diversity to smooth demand curves Achieve greater impact through scale Thus can achieve Allow for innovative more than the business models sum of individual buildings Photo by Haikal Omar from Pexels
“Communities” Could Take Many Forms Geographically- Residential dispersed building neighborhood portfolio Mixed-use Utility territory development Downtown commercial district New construction and existing building University or retrofits corporate campus
DOE Intends to Invest $42 Million into “Connected Communities” Funding opportunity would enable regional GEB communities to share research results and lessons learned on projects that increase grid reliability, resilience, security and energy integration well into the future. Demonstrate and evaluate the capacity of buildings as grid assets by flexing load in both new developments and existing communities across diverse climates, geography, building types and Photo Courtesy of Patrick Schreiber via Unsplash grid/regulatory structures Connected Community: Share research results and lessons- A group of grid-interactive efficient buildings learned on projects that improve energy (GEBs) with diverse, flexible end use equipment affordability, increase grid reliability, that collectively work to maximize building and resilience, security and energy grid efficiency without compromising occupant integration needs and comfort
What We’re Looking For When the FOA is Released ✓ Teams of strategic stakeholders ✓ Ability and willingness to share data ✓ Sets of multiple buildings ✓ Diversity of projects (geography, building ✓ Multiple DER integration type, vintage, regulatory) What We Hope to Achieve • Measured impact of building as grid assets • Solutions that address diverse grid needs that can be scaled in size and in other communities • Input from occupants on impact and comfort level • Demonstrated new business models for demand flexibility and DER coordination and optimization • Online solutions center on best practices Request for Information on Connected Communities We Look Forward to Your Feedback Visit eere-exchange.energy.gov or Scan the QR Code for the Request for Information : “DE -FOA-0002291: Request for Information : Funding Opportunity Announcement 2206: “Connected Communities”
Grid Interactive Efficient Buildings and Connected Communities Mary Ann Piette, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory buildings.lbl.gov 10
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Gri rid In Interactiv ive Effic icie ient t Bui uild ldings Sup upport rt In Integrated Bui uild lding Systems eta.lbl.gov 12
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Ecoblock – fr from UC Berkeley for Oakland CA https://ecoblock.berkeley.edu/ buildings.lbl.gov 14
Grid id-Interactive Efficient Neig ighborhoods Two smart home communities testing energy efficiency, distributed energy resources, and grid integration ▪ 62 single-family ▪ 46 townhomes homes ▪ Atlanta, Georgia ▪ Birmingham, ▪ Homeowner owned Alabama solar + storage ▪ Utility owned, grid- ▪ Grid integration of connected solar, storage, HVAC, microgrid water heating & ▪ Grid integration of EV charging microgrid, water heating & HVAC Partnerships Gaining a better understanding of Leveraging in-home technologies Southern Company Energy Efficiency, Distributed Energy Resources Smart thermostats, Solar Panels, Battery Oak Ridge National Laboratory and Home Automation on residential energy storage, Vivint security & home automation DOE Building Technologies Office loads of the future Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) and 15
Distributed Reynolds Generation Landing Objective: Design and build a first of a kind high performance community and residential microgrid to demonstrate building-to-grid integration with real time utility to customer interaction to improve resilience.
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