Shreya Agarwal

Shreya Agarwal

Shreya Agarwal is a Technology Researcher at the Energy Technologies Area at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. Her research focuses on analyzing the potential and impact of demand flexibility resources in small commercial buildings. She also works on modeling the impacts of demand flexibility and demand response potential across sectors for the state of California. In addition, she also works on micro-grid sizing projects for resilience modeling using DERCAM and DOPER. Shreya holds a Master's degree in Electrical Engineering from University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.

Contact Information

Phone: 510-486-6248

Publications

2022

A review of the legislative landscape and refrigeration market for introducing an energy efficiency standards and labeling program for refrigeration appliances in Uganda

Authors: Agarwal, Shreya; Stephane de la Rue du Can; Virginie E. Letschert; Won Young Park, and Usamah Kaggwa.
06/2023

Optimal sizing of microgrid DERs for specialized critical load resilience

Authors: Agarwal, Shreya, and Douglas R. Black.

2021

Controlling distributed energy resources via deep reinforcement learning for load flexibility and energy efficiency

Authors: Touzani, Samir; Anand Prakash; Zhe Wang; Shreya Agarwal; Marco Pritoni; Mariam Kiran; Richard E. Brown, and Jessica Granderson.
12/2021

2020

A Community Energy Operations and Planning System: Concept, Use cases, Metrics, and Benefits

Authors: Singh, Reshma; Anand Prakash; Mary Ann Piette, and Shreya Agarwal.
08/2020

Deep Reinforcement Learning in Buildings: Implicit Assumptions and their Impact

Authors: Prakash, Anand; Samir Touzani; Mariam Kiran; Shreya Agarwal; Marco Pritoni, and Jessica Granderson.
11/17/2020