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Proceedings, 2019 Behaviour Demand Response (BDR) is an approach that enables the adaptation of operation of the district heating assets to dynamic market and capacity constraints by asking building occupants to participate and temporarily alter their demand profiles.
Christian Beder +2 more
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An Integrated Behavioural Model towards Evaluating and Influencing Energy Behaviour—The Role of Motivation in Behaviour Demand Response [PDF]
Buildings, 2017 The change in the actual use of buildings by its occupants is receiving more and more attention. Over the lifecycle of a building the occupants and therefore the demands towards the buildings often change a lot.
Julia Blanke +2 more
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Towards Integrating Behaviour Demand Response into Simulation Based Heat Production Optimisation [PDF]
Proceedings, 2018 Behaviour Demand Response (BDR) is the process of communicating with the building occupants and integrating their behavioural flexibility into the energy value chain. In this paper we will present an integrated behavioural model based on well-established
Christian Beder +2 more
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Response reliability and risk analysis of users under time‐of‐use price
IET Generation, Transmission & Distribution, 2022 Time‐of‐use (TOU) electricity prices are implemented based on the response characteristics of users. TOU prices guide the electricity consumption behaviour of users and make them actively respond to peak shaving and valley filling.
Hongbin Wu +5 more
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When usage matters: time-of-use analysis of Cape Town's Day Zero drought response
Water Science and Technology, 2021 Poor resource management and infrastructure limitations make the effects of drought worse for cities in developing countries. One way to alleviate the impact without large investments is targeted demand management.
M. J. Booysen, C. Ripunda
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Demand Response Programs Management in an Energy Community with Diversity of Appliances [PDF]
E3S Web of Conferences, 2021 This paper shows the behaviour of a Demand Response program designed to be implemented in Energy Communities, where they take advantage of photovoltaic production.
Barreto Rúben, Faria Pedro, Vale Zita
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Lessons learned from PCM embedded radiant chilled ceiling experiments in Melbourne
Energy Reports, 2022 Buildings are responsible for over a third of energy consumption worldwide, particularly due to the increasing demand for air-conditioners in response to the more extreme heat around the globe. It is imperative to move towards more energy-efficient space
Seyedmostafa Mousavi +3 more
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Does Knowledge Contribute to the Acceptance of Demand Response?
Journal of Sustainable Development of Energy, Water and Environment Systems, 2014 More flexible demand side would benefit the electricity markets, networks and sustainable power generation in many ways. The success of demand response programs, however, relies on consumer acceptance.
Salla Annala +3 more
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IET Energy Systems Integration, 2022 Demand response can reshape the load profiles by adjusting the energy price to improve overall performance of power grids. For the load serving entities (LSEs), the optimal demand response shall satisfy operation constraints and gain maximised profits ...
Kaiwen Zeng +5 more
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Profiling bicycle tourists: a case of Croatia
Tourism and Hospitality Management, 2015 Purpose – The purpose of the primary research is to gather information about the behaviour of bicycle tourism demand. Primarily by studying domestic bicycle tourists, the research results were expected to provide valuable market parameters, comparable ...
Nataša Kovačić
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