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Coupling-Aware Aggregation of Multi-Zone HVAC Loads under Uncertainty: A Two-level Framework
Aggregating building heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning (HVAC) loads unlocks substantial demand-side flexibility for power systems. Yet multi-zone coupling creates intricate interdependencies and uncertainty propagation, complicating the quantification of aggregate flexibility. To address th
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