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The Concept of Demand-Side Management
1988The pattern of electricity consumption varies in the course of a day, typically reflecting the patterns of human activity — high during the day and low at night. This simple fact has fundamental implications on the electric utilities business. Adequate generating capacity has to be available to serve the demand during the peak periods, even though much
Veronika A. Rabl, Clark W. Gellings
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Demand Side Management for Multiple Devices.
ERCIM News, 2013Steering a heterogeneous set of devices in a Smart Grid using cost functions: Demand Side Management (DSM) is an important element in smart grids. DSM is already in operation for large consumers, but thorough research is required into DSM on a building level within the distribution grid.
Molderink, Albert +2 more
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Demand side management in Nepal
Energy, 2006Abstract The objective of this paper is to identify the most cost-effective areas for Demand Side Management (DSM) in Nepal. On-site interviews were undertaken with power utilities (the Nepal Electricity Authority or NEA and its sub-companies) and various electricity end-users in Nepal to collect data, as well as walk-through auditing at the end ...
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The rationale for demand-side management
Power Engineering Journal, 1994Demand-side management has been practised for many years by North American utilities, encouraged by consumer pressure groups and regulators. With increasing demands to optimise the return on generation and network assets in the UK electricity industry and pressures to reduce environmental pollution, the potential of DSM to deliver such benefits while ...
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On the importance of the supply side in demand-side management
Energy Economics, 2005We discuss how the structure of market supply affects the evaluation of policies to promote energy efficiency in household appliances. If competitive markets offer the levels that consumers demand, product standards inefficiently restrict choice. If suppliers price discriminate, minimum standards can restrict the inefficient use of energy intensity to ...
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Model predictive control for demand side management in buildings: A survey
Sustainable Cities and Society, 2021Marco Aiello, David Pozo, Amin Safari
exaly
Hierarchical energy management system for multi-microgrid coordination with demand-side management
Applied Energy, 2023Doris Sáez +2 more
exaly