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Lili Yu

Lili Yu

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Contact Information

Email: [email protected]
Phone: 510-486-5410

Education

Building Performance and Diagnostics, Master of Science, Carnegie Mellon University, 2019
Built Environment and Energy Engineering (HVAC), Bachelor of Engineering, Tongji University, 2017

Publications

2023

Factors Influencing Building Demand Flexibility

Authors: Liu, Jingjing; Lili Yu; Rongxin Yin; Mary Ann Piette; Marco Pritoni; Armando Casillas, and Peter Schwartz.
12/2023

Comparing simulated demand flexibility against actual performance in commercial office buildings

Authors: Yin, Rongxin; Jingjing Liu; Mary Ann Piette; Jiarong Xie; Marco Pritoni; Armando Casillas; Lili Yu, and Peter Schwartz.
09/2023

2022

Defining and applying an electricity demand flexibility benchmarking metrics framework for grid-interactive efficient commercial buildings

Authors: Liu, Jingjing; Rongxin Yin; Lili Yu; Mary Ann Piette; Marco Pritoni; Armando Casillas; Jiarong Xie; Tianzhen Hong; Monica Neukomm, and Peter Schwartz.
12/2022

Benchmarking Demand Flexibility in Commercial Buildings and Flattening the Duck – Addressing Baseline and Commissioning Challenges

Authors: Liu, Jingjing; Lili Yu; Rongxin Yin; Mary Ann Piette; Marco Pritoni; Armando Casillas; Monica Neukomm, and Amir Roth.
08/2022

When Do Efficiency and Demand Flexibility Go Hand-in-hand?

Authors: Yu, Lili; Jingjing Liu; Rongxin Yin; Mary Ann Piette; Marco Pritoni; Armando Casillas; Monica Neukomm, and Amir Roth.
08/2022
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