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Harnessing Building Thermal Storage with Time-Varying Emission Signals: An Emission-Responsive Path to Lower Carbon
Building electrification is central to decarbonizing cold-climate regions, yet it concentrates electricity demand in winter hours when solar generation is minimal and marginal grid emissions are high. This dissertation evaluates whether buildings can function as distributed thermal storage resources
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