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Showing 1 to 19 of 19 for “"Residential Demand"”.
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Residential Demand Response using Electricity Smart Meter Data
… granularity, providing an opportunity for demand-side management innovations that are likely to be advantageous for both utility companies and customers. Among these innovations, time-of- use (TOU) tariffs are widely considered to be the most promising solution for optimising energy …
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The residential demand for electricity in New England.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dept. of Urban Studies and Planning. Thesis. 1974. M.C.P.
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Algorithms and Simulation Framework for Residential Demand Response
… ancillary services market respectively. For a demand resource to participate in the energy and the capacity markets, it needs to be able to reduce the power consumption on-demand, whereas to participate in the ancillary services market, the power consumption of the demand resource needs to be …
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Determinants of Residential Demand for Electricity in Tanzania (1974-2009)
… crucial aspects in determination of electricity demand for residential customers in the country. In this connection, it estimates the price elasticity of residential demand for electricity in Tanzania. It does so by using cointegration and error correction procedures, with key variables …
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Deterninants Of Residential Demand For Electricity in Tanzania (1974-2009)
… crucial aspects in determination of electricity demand for residential customers in the country. In this connection, it estimates the price elasticity of residential demand for electricity in Tanzania. It does so by using cointegration and error correction procedures, with key variables …
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Secondary residential demand trends in contemporary Japan and North Asia
… the opportunity and challenges for Vacation Residential Development in North Asia, with specific geographic focus on Japan first through an analysis of national and regional consumption, tourism and real estate trends, followed by examination of similar successful developments in the …
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Development of a System Control Algorithm for Smart Residential Demand-Side Management
… energy management systems that can implement demand-side management. By dynamically responding to the fluctuating cost of energy, such a system could reduce the peak grid demand automatically by using stored energy when it is most valuable, saving money for both the electricity provider and …
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Predicting residential demand: applying random forest to predict housing demand in Cape Town
… understanding of the complex nature of housing demand. A key finding is that the Census variables available for the models are not discriminatory enough to enable the high degree of accuracy expected from a predictive model.
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Study of residential demand for electricity as functions of load control schemes and dwelling characteristics
Residential demand is a large and important factor of the utility load during the system peak period. And the control of residential demand can make a significant change to the system load of the utility. This research is designed to study the residential end-use appliances under various direct …
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A study of the potential impact of smart thermostats on residential energy efficiency and demand response in North America
… the potential impact of smart thermostats on the residential energy efficiency and demand response in North America. Smart thermostats are rapidly gaining popularity, and our estimations indicate that today there are more than nine million units already installed in North America. Electric …
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Measuring price and income elasticities of residential electricity demand: findings from aggregated and disaggregated data
Published estimates of the price elasticity of residential electricity demand range from -0.29 to -0.70, for analyses based on household level data; however, the area level estimates from range from -0.02 to -0.15. A similar pattern has been reported for estimates of the income elasticity of …
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Climate control : smart thermostats, demand response, and energy efficiency in Austin, Texas
Energy efficiency and demand response are critical resources for the transition to a cleaner electricity grid. Demand-side management programs can reduce electricity use during peak times when power is scarce and expensive, and they can help to integrate intermittent renewable energy resources by …
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Computer Aided Home Energy Management system
… prices are associated with the peak electricity demand and thus, price can be used as an indicator of power system condition in the peak load management programs. This paper investigates the potential of peak load management based on price-responsive load control for the residential sector. The …
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Impact of emerging water scenarios on performance of urban water networks
… prompted the development and adoption of water-demand management strategies. Water and energy savings from increasingly efficient technologies, diversified water sources, and water savings policies are typically quantified from an individual demand-side basis, but network-wide potential is not …
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The demand for electricity in Greece, 1961-1975: an empirical investigation
… prices and activity indicators) on electricity demand in Greece over the period 1961-1975. The fact that e1ectricity is not a product yielding direct satisfaction but it is demanded as a fuel input into activities that do provide utility, and which use a capital stock of some durability, creates …
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An Analysis of Residential Electricity Supply and Demand in California During the Summer of 2000
… at market prices in an auction or spot market; residential customers could choose their electric supplier; and residential rates were frozen at 10% below their June 1996 levels. The rate freeze was to remain in effect until the later of March 31, 2002, or the date the IOUs fully recovered …
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DEVELOPMENT OF WATER RESOURCES IN BAHRAIN: A COMBINED APPROACH OF SUPPLY-DEMAND ANALYSIS
… country with acute water shortage problems. The demand for water has increased substantially over the last four decades, leading to over-exploitation from the already scarce renewable groundwater resources. This has caused a significant decline in groundwater levels, a drastic storage depletion, …
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Integrated renewable energy polygeneration networks: a multi-objective optimisation and game theoretic approach
… the utilities produced to supply industrial and residential demand. The method used involves a 3-layer superstructure. The first layer consists of a supply chain network that includes seasonally available renewable and non-renewable energy sources, linked to the second layer through a transport …