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Smart Controller deployment The core of the Smart Controller in Oud-Heverlee demo will be installed in the OLAF Foundation owned by EngieLab. This will include the demand and generation prediction modules and all the interfaces for communication among the different platforms (SMATCH, XXXXXX, Xxxx Dimplex) or with the devices (neighbourhood battery). The high level control algorithm will be Python programmed what will allow its installation in the OLAF platform or in an external server in the cloud. Both options will be evaluated. The communication between the Predictive and Optimal Control module and the other services installed in OLAF will be based in a RESTFUL API. The control module will receive the generation and demand day-ahead predictions and also the energy requirements of the SETS. It will return the energy profiles for the SETS, V2G chargers and the battery that satisfy the selected optimization strategy. When the economic objective wants to be guaranteed, as this option is not available in the low level control, the generated profiles calculated by the high-level controller will be used straightforward as the setpoints of the installed devices. In case of self-consumption maximization the low-level control approach will have priority while the high-level solution will be used for management decisions and configuration of the low-level control (eg. shifting the SETS loading profiles to the one defined in the high-level control instead of just do it at the lowest demand point).
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Smart Controller. MUSE GRIDS project will develop a new multi-objective smart controller which will be tested in the Osimo and Oud- Heverlee demo sites. The multi-objective smart controller will be in charge of the energy dispatch in order to balance demand and generation and accomplish with the grid connection codes increasing the self-consumption within power-quality and comfort boundary conditions. Moreover, it will also use weather forecasts to implement an optimal control in a prefixed horizon taking into account demand and generation predictions. The architecture and complete description of this Smart Controller will be presented in D1.3 of the project. In this section a brief description and considerations will be included in order to clarify the role of this controller in the DSM strategies. As D1.3 is still in progress some changes can be included in D1.3 with respect to the description included in this deliverable. Apart of the common structure some specific deployment issues related to both demo sites will be also detailed in this section and section 4.2.1. The main objectives of the Multi-Objective Smart Controller are:  Maximize primary energy saving and reduce LCOH/LCOE as optimization targets.  Increase the self-consumption of the local energy community  Increase energy efficiency and performance of each grid.  Increase local energy district reliability: guarantee of supply reducing external contribution, increasing lifetime and reducing maintenance. The Multi-Objective Smart Controller concept is shown in Figure 13. Figure 13. Multi-objective smart controller The multiobjective smart controller will be key in the DSM strategy as it will manage storage capabilities and controllable loads in the grid. A predictive control strategy will be applied along a prediction horizon which makes it possible to plan the demand profile (e.g. shifting loads or charging/discharging batteries) according to expected users’ needs, generated power and services/constraints required by the grid. As this DSM will be based on prediction models, it will be necessary to take into account the prediction errors and include in the smart controller an optimal control running at the lowest acquisition period of the grid that will adapt the planned DSM strategy to the real situation at any moment. As shown in the figure, actual set-points will take into account the baseline constraints that include long-term requirements and decisions. The architecture of the smart controller is shown i...
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Smart Controller. The smart controller in the Oud-Heverlee demo-site will be based in the common architecture defined in section
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