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Figure 1. Smart Home with solar panels and a storage device
Figure 2. Smart Home simulator structure
A Study of Solar Irradiance Prediction Error Impact on a Home Energy Management System
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  • Jun 2019
Nowadays, Energy Management Systems (EMS) are accessible for homes and buildings to optimize energy consumption especially when solar panels and batteries are installed. The intelligence of existing systems is often based on environmental or exogenous information like the weather, energy prices, and endogenous information like user consumption beha...
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