Modelling and Optimization of An Intelligent Environmental Energy System in An Intelligent Area

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The article deals with the current state of energy consumption, the development of distribution networks in the context of its decentralization and integrated community energy systems. The article focuses on the issue and optimization of the operation of EnergyHubs (EH) - energy centres in terms of solving environmental aspects using a mathematical model in the GAMS environment. The acquired knowledge and results of simulations were then applied to a specific urban area to find the optimal variant of EH. The aim of the research is to present its results at the level of cleaner production, improvement of the environment, significant reduction of CO2 and sustainability of society. My experience proves that the achievement of sustainable development goals represents fundamental gaps in research and practical applications, especially at the level of specific projects. It is mainly the application of insufficient indicators and work methodologies in the design of building projects with almost zero energy consumption. Another shortcoming is the coordination of design procedures and applications of optimization and simulation methods necessary to address the energy performance of buildings or clusters of buildings. In addition, the results show growing expectations about the added value of applying artificial intelligence in meeting sustainable develop ment goals, through new data sources that inevitably enter the energy sustainability design process.

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Garlik, B. (2021). Modelling and Optimization of An Intelligent Environmental Energy System in An Intelligent Area. Neural Network World, 31(1), 47–76. https://doi.org/10.14311/NNW.2021.31.003

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