Price-responsive demand and dynamic electricity price contracts can play a vital role in balancing renewable energy production and alleviating energy shortages such as those experienced in the European energy crisis. This study explores the implicit demand flexibility of residential consumers...

Short-term demand-side flexibility is expected to play an essential role in balancing intermittent electricity generation in the future carbon-neutral power system. This study quantifies the price responsiveness of highly electrified households, with many using electricity for heating and...

This paper compares the ability of five capacity-based and energy-based tariff designs to achieve peak demand reductions, and it provides policy recommendations on tariff choice, design options, and demand response potential. Using real electricity consumption data from 3,608 customers in Norway...

The main objective of this paper is to contribute to the discussion on the role of Net Zero Energy Buildings (Net ZEBs) on future energy systems by the interplay between on-site generation and the building loads, often called load matching, and the resulting import/export interaction with the...

The EU renewable energy (RES) directive sets a target of increasing the share of renewable energy used in the EU to 20% by 2020. The Norwegian goal for the share of renewable energy in 2020 is 67.5%, an increase from 60.1% in 2005. The Norwegian power production is almost solely based on...