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Incorporating residential AC load control into ancillary service markets: Measurement and settlement

Bode, Josh L.; Sullivan, Michael J.; Berghman, Dries; … - In: Energy Policy 56 (2013) C, pp. 175-185

Many pre-existing air conditioner load control programs can provide valuable operational flexibility but have not been incorporated into electricity ancillary service markets or grid operations. Multiple demonstrations have shown that residential air conditioner (AC) response can deliver...

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Scenario-based modelling of future residential electricity demands and assessing their impact on distribution grids

Veldman, Else; Gibescu, Madeleine; Slootweg, Han; … - In: Energy Policy 56 (2013) C, pp. 233-247

residential use on the electricity distribution grids is assessed by using a scenario-based methodology to model residential loads …

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Extreme daily increases in peak electricity demand: Tail-quantile estimation

Sigauke, Caston; Verster, Andréhette; Chikobvu, Delson - In: Energy Policy 53 (2013) C, pp. 90-96

A Generalized Pareto Distribution (GPD) is used to model extreme daily increases in peak electricity demand. The model …

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Barriers to electricity load shift in companies: A survey-based exploration of the end-user perspective

Olsthoorn, Mark; Schleich, Joachim; Klobasa, Marian - In: Energy Policy 76 (2015) C, pp. 32-42

As countries move toward larger shares of renewable electricity, the slow diffusion of active electricity load management should concern energy policy makers and users alike. Active load management can increase capacity factors and thereby reduce the need for new capacity, improve reliability,...

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A housing stock model of non-heating end-use energy in England verified by aggregate energy use data

Lorimer, Stephen - In: Energy Policy 50 (2012) C, pp. 419-427

This paper proposes a housing stock model of non-heating end-use energy for England that can be verified using … rapidly increasing part of residential energy demand. This paper proposes a model that can be verified using aggregated data …, the model overestimated domestic non-heating energy use at the national scale by 1.5%. This model was then used on the …

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