Demand Response in the U.S.
By Hans Nilsson / Published on Thu, 2006-03-02 06:33Department of Energy has recently presented a report on Demand Response and Recommendations for achieving them. The report recommends states aggressive implementation of price based demand response because the present average-cost flat-rate systems do not lead to rational investments in generation, transmission and distribution. And the losers today are the customers. The benefits of a more widely used Demand Response (DR) are several:
- Financial for the participants themselves
- Market-wide financial for all customers (driving down costs and price)
- Improvements in reliability
- Market performance improvements by reduction of suppliers ability to exercise market power
The report is in itself also very useful as textbook material. Chapter 2 gives very good overviews and instructive figures to explain how different pieces function under different circumstances. Like this one.
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