Themes
  • Comparative methods
  • Digital twin
  • Energy
Amount granted
$15,000

Description

The general objective of this project is to set up an interdisciplinary team to establish the scientific and technical foundations for the design and development of a digital energy twin for the province of Quebec. The specific objectives of the project are to 1) identify the main components of the digital energy twin and the potential spatio-temporal analyses by considering the available datasets, 2) identify functionalities enabling the analysis of interactions between different multi-source energy layers with a focus on the circularity of energy sources and 3) design scenario capabilities for the allocation of locally produced energy to local consumers in order to optimize energy consumption and enable circularity in the field.

Affiliated research axes

Axis 2: Planning Optimization

2.1 – Support the development and use of tools to analyze and monitor the circular economy
2.2 – Develop indicators to measure circularity
2.4 – Plan and optimize the production of products and delivery of services in the context of the circular economy

Member(s)

  • Mir Abolfazl Mostafavi

    Full Professor
  • Erik Poirier

    PhD, LEED AP Professor

Collaborators and students

Ali Moeini

Researcher Hydro-Québec

May Abidi

Doctoral student at Université Laval

Angélique Montuwy

Research professional at Université Laval

Nissaf Ben Said

Master's student at ETS

Deliverables and spin-offs

  • Collaboration with Université Laval building services

  • Summary of project results

  • Collaboration and transfer of expertise with Planète GreenLeaves

    Use of the Planet GreenLeaves platform for the development of the digital twin and transfer of expertise in the geospatial dimension of the digital twin.
The RRECQ is supported by the Fonds de recherche du Québec.
Fonds de recherche - Québec