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Islanded house operation using a micro CHP

The µCHP is expected as the successor of 
the conventional high-efficiency boiler producing next to 
heat also electricity with a comparable overall efficiency. 
A µCHP appliance saves money and reduces greenhouse 
gas emission. 
 An additional functionality of the µCHP is using the 
appliance as a backupgenerator in case of a power outage. 
The µCHPcould supply the essential loads, the heating and 
reduce the discomfort up to a certain level. This requires 
modiﬁcations on the µCHP appliance itself as well as on 
the domestic electricity infrastructure. Furthermore some 
extra hardware and a control algorithm for load balancing 
are necessary. 
 Our load balancing algorithm is supposed to start and 
stop the µCHP and switch off loads if necessary. The ﬁrst 
simulation results show that most of the electricity usage 
is under the maximum generation line, but to reduce the 
discomfort an electricity buffer is required.