Search Results - subject:"Electricity demand response"

Peak power demand reduction for combined manufacturing and HVAC system considering heat transfer characteristics

Dababneh, Fadwa; Lin, Li; Sun, Zeyi - In: International journal of production economics 177 (2016), pp. 44-52

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Electricity load level detail in computational general equilibrium – part II – welfare impacts of a demand response program

Rodrigues, Renato; Linares, Pedro - In: Energy Economics 47 (2015) C, pp. 52-67

Demand Response (DR) programs send time-based signals to electricity consumers so that they may shift or reduce their loads to better adjust to the system requirements, thus creating interesting benefits for power systems. However, the assessment of these benefits is quite challenging, since it...

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Electricity load level detail in computational general equilibrium : part II - welfare impacts of a demand response program

Rodrigues, Renato; Linares, Pedro - In: Energy economics 47 (2015), pp. 52-67

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011527167

Time-of-use based electricity demand response for sustainable manufacturing systems

Wang, Yong; Li, Lin - In: Energy 63 (2013) C, pp. 233-244

electricity demand response programs. The TOU rate gives consumers opportunities to manage their electricity bill by shifting use … reduce GHG (greenhouse gas) emissions. Previous research on the applications of TOU and other electricity demand response … systems. This paper proposes a systems approach for TOU based electricity demand response for sustainable manufacturing …

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A CGE Assessment of the Impacts on Electricity Production and CO2 Emissions of a Residential Demand Response Program in Spain/Impacto sobre la producción eléctrica y emisiones de CO2 de un programa de gestión activa de demanda eléctrica residencial: Un MEGA para España

RODRIGUES, RENATO; LINARES, PEDRO; GÓMEZ-PLANA, ANTONIO G. - In: Estudios de Economía Aplicada 29 (2011) Agosto, pp. 665-665

Changes in electricity demand can bring substantial shifts in the production structure, costs, and level of emissions of electricity systems. However, the electricity sector is not the only one affected as these changes can create significant repercussions in other sectors and, consequently, in...

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