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Demand-side response load management modelling encountering electrical peak demands in Eastern and Southern Australia: smart grid tools

Marwan Marwan, Fouad Kamel

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The paper describes a demand-side response scheme \nconsisting of computer-controlled switches operated at end-users premises to shift loads targeting a homogenized national demand profile. The paper presents further simulation of the economic model corresponding to the above described scheme representing an incentive-based demand response. In the simulation the impact of these programs on load shape and peak load magnitudes, financial benefit to users as well as reduction of energy consumption are shown. The results demonstrated more \nhomogenized load curves at lesser peak load magnitudes and \nreduced energy cost.

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The paper describes a demand-side response scheme \nconsisting of computer-controlled switches operated at end-users premises to shift loads targeting a homogenized national demand profile. The paper presents further simulation of the economic model corresponding to the above described scheme representing an incentive-based demand response. In the simulation the impact of these programs on load shape and peak load magnitudes, financial benefit to users as well as reduction of energy consumption are shown. The results demonstrated more \nhomogenized load curves at lesser peak load magnitudes and \nreduced energy cost.

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The paper describes a demand-side response scheme \nconsisting of computer-controlled switches operated at end-users premises to shift loads targeting a homogenized national demand profile. The paper presents further simulation of the economic model corresponding to the above described scheme representing an incentive-based demand response. In the simulation the impact of these programs on load shape and peak load magnitudes, financial benefit to users as well as reduction of energy consumption are shown. The results demonstrated more \nhomogenized load curves at lesser peak load magnitudes and \nreduced energy cost.

Key concepts: Demand response, Peak demand, Load shifting, Smart grid, Peak load, Load management, Demand side, Incentive

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