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Impact of demand-side management on future customer electricity demand

T.W. Keelin, Clark W. Gellings

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Estimates of the impact of demand-side management (DSM) on future US electricity demand indicate that DSM will affect both the magnitude of peak demand and the shape of the daily load curve. Furthermore, it will probably reduce future electric energy requirements.

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Key concepts: Demand side, Peak demand, Electricity demand, Electricity, Demand management, Load management, Environmental economics, Electric energy