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Home   /   Thesis   /   Reducing the complexity of France's building stock to better anticipate anticipate energy demand flexibility and the integration of solar solar resources

Reducing the complexity of France's building stock to better anticipate anticipate energy demand flexibility and the integration of solar solar resources

Energy efficiency for smart buildings, electrical mobility and industrial processes Engineering sciences Mathematics - Numerical analysis - Simulation Technological challenges

Abstract

The aim of this work is to respond to the current challenges of energy transition in the building sector, France's leading energy consumer. French public policies are currently proposing far-reaching solutions, such as support for energy-efficient home renovation and incentives for the installation of renewable energy production systems. On a large scale, this is leading to structural changes for both building managers and energy network operators. As a result, players in the sector need to review their energy consumption and carbon impact forecasts, integrating flexibility solutions adapted to the French standard. Some flexibility levers are already in place to meet the challenges of energy and greenhouse gas emission reduction, but others need to be anticipated, taking into account long-term scenarios for energy renovation and the deployment of renewable energy sources, particularly photovoltaic energy, across the whole of France. The issue of massification is therefore an underlying one. That's why this thesis proposes to implement a methodology for reducing the size of the French installed base based on previously defined criteria. In particular, the aim will be to define a limited number of reference buildings that are statistically representative of the behavior resulting from the application of flexibility strategies that meet the challenges of energy efficiency and limiting greenhouse gas emissions. To this end, the CSTB (Centre Scientifique et Technique du Bâtiment) is developing and making available a database of French buildings (BDNB: Base de Données Nationale des Bâtiments), containing information on morphology, uses, construction principles and energy consumption and performance.

Laboratory

Département des Technologies Solaires (LITEN)
Service d'Intégration des Réseaux Energétiques
Laboratoire d'Intégration Energétique Locale et Autoconsommation
Savoie-Mont-Blanc
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