Solar energy, as a renewable energy source, offers significant potential in the field of building heating. However, the intermittency and misalignment with grid demand periods limit its effective utilization in building heating applications. Whereas prior investigations have examined either time-of-use (TOU) electricity tariffs or energy forecasting as standalone problems, a research gap persists in synergistically integrating day-ahead forecasts with real-time price signals to co-optimize the operation of integrated photovoltaic-thermal heat pump (PV/T-HP) systems with energy storage. To address this gap, this study proposes a photovoltaic-thermal dual-source heat pump with electricity energy storage (PV/T-DSHP-EES) system, optimized through TOU pricing-based charging and discharging strategies. Three operational strategies, i.e., self-consumption maximization (SCM) strategy, TOU and day-ahead forecasting TOU (DA-TOU), are developed and simulated using TRNSYS and MATLAB for an office building in Shanghai. Results indicate that DA-TOU strategy achieves the lowest comprehensive cost (considering both operational and environmental treatment costs) in both daily (1.31 CNY) and monthly (97.39 CNY) winter simulations, demonstrating its superiority in balancing economic and environmental performance. Furthermore, an enhanced particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithm, improved to avoid local optima and enhance global search capability, is applied to refine the DA-TOU strategy. This optimization reduced the total grid electricity supplementation by 9.4% to 3.10 kWh and the comprehensive cost by 8.0% to 3.33 CNY. The proposed system and optimized control framework provide a replicable methodology for enhancing the economic and environmental performance of building-integrated renewable energy systems, offering a viable pathway for low-carbon heating in urban environments.
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