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Energy Communities: Fundamentals, Technologies, and Emerging Trends provides a comprehensive guide to understanding, designing, and optimizing energy communities, with step-by-step breakdowns of the technical, economic, and practical principles at play. This book opens by examining the key agents, models, and impacts of energy communities, including infrastructure, generation, and storage technologies. Part II delves into economic considerations, discussing legislative frameworks, barriers, greenwashing risks, and support mechanisms. Part III focuses on complex practical arrangements, providing cutting-edge, detailed case studies examining collective assets and cost-sharing mechanisms. Finally, Part IV addresses energy management and dispatch, highlighting demand and storage technologies utilizing deep learning, big data, and digital twin technology. With its holistic perspective, blending theoretical insights with practical blueprints and real-world case studies, Energy Communities: Fundamentals, Technologies, and Emerging Trends is an essential resource for students, engineers, and academics designing decentralized energy systems to enable renewable energy integration, and future-proof the power infrastructure.
Contents
Part I: Energy Communities: Characteristics, Economics and Technology.
1. Energy Communities: Agents, models and impact
2. Most typical generation and energy storage technologies in energy communities
3. Real energy communities worldwide and local electricity markets evolving the energy landscape
Part II: Economy of Energy Communities
4. Cross-border energy communities in the EU electricity sector: Types and benefits
5. Trust and participation in the energy community
6. Economic support for the development of energy communities and commons-based governance models
7. Social role of energy communities
Part III: Arrangement of Energy Communities
8. Access to collective assets in energy communities
9. Cost-sharing mechanisms in energy communities
10. Case study
11. Casestudy: An evaluation of the economic sustainability of energy communities across diverse business models and scenarios utilizing a cosimulation platform
12. Case study: Integrated design and deployment of a grassroots-based citizen energy community project based on an ESCO business model
Part IV: Energy management and dispatch in energy communities
13. Energy management and dispatch applying virtual inertia synthesis in energy communities
14. Demand and storage optimization in energy communities
15. Emerging trends: Artificial intelligence, deep learning, big data, and the role of digital twins applied to energy communities
16. A case study on decentralized energy trading using blockchain in prosumer-based microgrids



