Marwan, M. and Kamel, F. and Xiang, W. (2011) Mitigation of electricity price/demand using demand side response smart grid model. In: 1st International Postgraduate Conference on Engineering, Designing and Developing the Built Environment for Sustainable Wellbeing (eddBE 2011), 27-29 Apr 2011, Brisbane, Australia.
Abstract
The paper describes a demand-side-response scheme, which enables electricity users to act upon electrical market information provided to them on the internet to be reducing/removing peak demands and the associated escalated energy prices. The proposed scheme enables the customer to manage the use of electric energy using a Demand Side Response smart grid technique in order to curtail or shift
loads from peak- to low-demand periods. The technique is using computer-controlled switches and pre-programmed relays able to control loads on user's premises following the network's load profile. This technique is proposed in the first instance for East and South Australia where the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) is publicly communicating information about national electrical energy demand and price on the internet. The scheme is targeting best economic conditions for users, suppliers electrical generators and the electrical network. To evaluate the scheme simulations have been conducted using a typical demand-price profile for Queensland. The results are indicating the impact of this scheme on possible savings in electrical energy consumption.
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