2011 · 13 citations · 5 references
High DensityDemand ManagementElectrical EngineeringEngineeringSmart GridEnergy ManagementEnergy TransitionEnergy PolicySystems EngineeringLoad ControlRenewable Energy SystemsDemand ResponseElectricity SupplyEnergy Demand ManagementAutomated Demand Response
Automated demand response has the potential to be an essential future tool for maintaining the balance of supply and demand in electrical energy systems with a very high density of generation from renewable sources. Although this scenario can become true in the near future, only very few actual implementations of automated demand response can be found in Europe. This paper is tackling this by analyzing current demand response implementations, placing them into a matrix of different aspects and strategies, with the goal to provide a systematical basis of current application scenarios of demand response, highlighting barriers and starting points for further development decisions. Recommendations for important and possible near future application scenarios of demand side energy management concepts in Austria are the result of this analysis by a multidisciplinary team of researchers. This paper describes related and important future work for Austria in demand response in context of a defined scenario kit. Aspects and strategies of each scenario are described in the following subsections.
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