Decision support for planning sustainable energy management in underground stations
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Document typeConference report
Defense date2014
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Abstract
This paper outlines the decision support system that is being developing for the performance
and financial analysis of the SEAM4US system, concerned with the implementation of an Intelligent
Energy Management system for Underground Stations. A critical aspect for the design and
implementation of advanced sustainable solutions for the energy saving in complex buildings is the
assessment of the effectiveness of the approach in terms of both the amount of the energy saving and of
the cost benefits. The required dynamic analysis of the building behaviours under different operational
conditions makes it difficult to figure out the relevant operational scenarios. The paper describes a
scenario analysis tool that simulates the operation of an underground station in different climatic
conditions and with different system technology arrangements. The paper provides cost benefit
analysis under different operational scenarios and proposes suitable business models for the overall
technological framework.
CitationGiretti, A. [et al.]. Decision support for planning sustainable energy management in underground stations. A: World Sustainable Building Conference. "World SB14 : Sustainable Building: Results... Are we moving as quickly as we should? It's up to us! ; Barcelona, October 28/30th 2014". Barcelona: 2014.
Publisher versionhttp://www.wsb14barcelona.org/programme/meeting-at-a-glance.html#
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