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Optimal Coordination of Heat Pump Demand Flexibility and Battery Energy Storage Considering the Operation of Distribution Networks
Electrifying space heating with heat pumps (HP) and backup electric-resistance heaters (ERH) is incentivized to support decarbonization but increases voltage and thermal issues in distribution networks. Direct load control (DLC) of smart thermostats (ST) provide grid support, yet, to the best of our
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