This study regards the integration of a PV powered air-conditioning system with a thermal energy storage (TES) system. The integration will be performed: a) feeding a heat pump with PV electricity during hours of high solar radiation and energy demand, b) feeding a heat pump with PV electricity and storing thermal energy in a TES system during hours of high solar radiation and low electricity demand and c) feeding the air-conditioning system directly with the thermal energy stored in case of low (or null) PV production and high energy demand. Comparing the load profiles with the PV production forecasts allowed to evaluate energy deficit and surplus on an hourly basis and to define the TES storage capacity. Various low temperature TES systems were analyzed and compared, in particular: a) a direct storage with water, b) a storage with water and solid material and c) a storage with water and PCM. With the aim of maximizing energy self-consumption and self-sufficiency, daily or multi-day TES were evaluated, with reference to a winter availability of excess electricity.