From Smart to Sustainable to Grid-Friendly: A Generic Planning Framework for Enabling the Transition Between Smart Home Archetypes

The concept of nearly zero energy (nZE) or sustainable buildings is prominently featured in the EU's strategy. However, transitioning to envisioned era “smartness” and “sustainability” involves overcoming several technoeconomic barriers: difference nature between different building archetypes, simultaneous management daily yearly objectives by system (EMS), impact on distribution grids required modelling detail. Focusing addressing such concerns scope residential sector, this work proposes a generic mixed-integer linear programming (MILP) framework for smart appliances (conventional new advanced approaches) as well seamless transition homes from passive smart, finally grid-friendly entities. includes an adaptive rolling horizon strategy accounting nZE objective cost-grid trade-off handling flexibility requests. all developed models are validated scenarios, including comprehensive sensitivity analysis.