Here we show the possibility to forecast the hourly day-ahead electricity consumption mix exploiting a deep learning model. Thus, in the context of the proposed life cycle assessment (LCA) aware scheduling framework, a production scheduling could be optimized to adapt its load profile in those hours that are predicted to have a lower environmental impact. The objective functions of the optimization would therefore be the LCA impacts of the consumed electricity mix. The increase in detail in the accounting can also be exploited to complement the life cycle inventory, allowing the overall assessment to be more adherent to reality.

Electricity Technological Mix Forecasting for Life Cycle Assessment Aware Scheduling

Andrea Vitali;Carlo Brondi;
2020

Abstract

Here we show the possibility to forecast the hourly day-ahead electricity consumption mix exploiting a deep learning model. Thus, in the context of the proposed life cycle assessment (LCA) aware scheduling framework, a production scheduling could be optimized to adapt its load profile in those hours that are predicted to have a lower environmental impact. The objective functions of the optimization would therefore be the LCA impacts of the consumed electricity mix. The increase in detail in the accounting can also be exploited to complement the life cycle inventory, allowing the overall assessment to be more adherent to reality.
2020
Inglese
90
268
273
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2212827120302663
Product Environmental Footprint
PEF
Energy efficiency
Scheduling
Machine learning
Deep learning
Energy management
27th CIRP Life Cycle Engineering Conference (LCE2020)Advancing Life Cycle Engineering : from technological eco-efficiency to technology that supports a world that meets the development goals and the absolute sustainability
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info:eu-repo/semantics/article
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Cornago, Simone; Vitali, Andrea; Brondi, Carlo; Sze Choong Low, Jonathan
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