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Title: 業務用建物における分散型エネルギーに関する評価研究 : その1 政策、建物の負荷、エネルギーコスト及び技術情報に関する考察(建築学科)
Other Titles: Assessment of Distributed Energy Adoption in Commercial Buildings : Part 1 An Analysis of Policy, Building loads, Tariff Design, and Technology Development(DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE)
Authors: 周, 南
西田, 勝
高, 偉俊
ZHOU, Nan
NISHIDA, Masaru
GAO, Weijun
Marnay, Chris
ニシダ, マサル
Environment Energy Technology Department, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory / Department of Architecture, Kyushu Sangyo University / Department of Environment Space Design, University of Kitakyushu / Environment Energy Technology Department, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Keywords: distributed energy resources
combined heat and power
building energy efficiency
tariff
building loads
Issue Date: 20-Dec-2005
Publisher: 九州産業大学工学部
Abstract: Rapidly growing electricity demand brings into question the ability of traditional grids to expand correspondingly while providing reliable service. An alternative path is the wider application of distributed energy resource (DER) that apply combined heat and power (CHP). It can potentially shave peak loads and satiate its growing thirst for electricity demand, improve overall energy efficiency, and lower carbon and other pollutant emissions. This research investigates a method of choosing economically optimal DER, expanding on prior studies at the Berkeley Lab using the DER design optimization program, the Distributed Energy Resources Customer Adoption Model (DER-CAM). DER-CAM finds the optimal combination of installed equipment from available DER technologies, given prevailing utility tariffs, site electrical and thermal loads, and a menu of available equipment. It provides a global optimization, albeit idealized, that shows how the site energy loads can be served at minimum cost by selection and operation of on-site generation, heat recovery, and cooling. Utility electricity and gas tariffs are key factors determining the economic benefit of a CHP installation, however often are neglected. This paper describes preliminary analysis on CHP investment climate in the U.S. and Japan. DER technologies, energy prices, and incentive measures has been investigated.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/11178/4564
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