Buildings are a major contributor to global energy-related CO2 emissions. Efforts to achieve net zero emissions for buildings involve, in part, reducing overall carbon-based energy consumption and developing on-site microgrids. Maximizing the sustainable and financial impacts of these efforts requires a coordination and interaction between the larger energy grids and buildings. This paper explains what it takes to make a “grid-interactive building” or GIB and presents an example architecture.
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