Electric utility explores the use of modern communications technologies
D.P. Towey, N.M. Sinel
Abstract
D.P. Towey, N.M. Sinel
Abstract
The article describes essential steps taken in a major publicly owned electric utility system's development of new load control programs. It touches in particular upon the methodology developed for use in conducting cost-benefit analyses of different available load control technologies, culminating in a recommendation for the shared use of cable television systems for energy management projects.
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The article describes essential steps taken in a major publicly owned electric utility system's development of new load control programs. It touches in particular upon the methodology developed for use in conducting cost-benefit analyses of different available load control technologies, culminating in a recommendation for the shared use of cable television systems for energy management projects.
Key concepts: Electric utility, Control (management), Electric energy, Emerging technologies, Computer science, Risk analysis (engineering), Engineering, Telecommunications