A review on the deployment of demand response programs with multiple aspects coexistence over smart grid platform

Smart Grid: Leading International Experience of Marketing and its Contribution to Sustainable and Environmental Development of Energy Economy

“…The contribution of the article to the literature consists in revealing the prospects for further development of Smart Grid and clarifying its organizational and managerial model. Unlike Ali A. O. et al (2022), Dehalwar et al (2022), Hua et al (2022), Ibrahim et al (2022), Kamruzzaman andAlruwaili (2022), Omidvar Tehrani et al (2022), it was proved that the advantages of Smart Grid are not only support for mass accessibility, efficiency and security of the energy economy, but also an increase in its environmental friendliness (by an average of 14% compared to the level of 2021).…”

“…The topic of Smart Grid is widely discussed in existing scientific publications, which indicates its high relevance. The works of Ali A. O. et al (2022), Dehalwar et al (2022), Hua et al (2022), Ibrahim et al (2022), Kamruzzaman andAlruwaili (2022), Omidvar Tehrani et al (2022) note numerous advantages of Smart Grid, among which the optimization of production and distribution processes in the energy economy, reduction of losses and accidents in the production, storage and distribution of electricity.…”

Review of Serious Energy Games: Objectives, Approaches, Applications, Data Integration, and Performance Assessment

“…The rollout of smart metering systems in various countries in recent years has presented an opportunity to implement feedback systems. These systems leverage the capabilities of smart meters to provide users with detailed information and insights regarding their energy consumption patterns [146]. Smart meters played a central role as the primary data collection tool for developing SEG.…”

Assessment of schedulable potential for user-side resources participating in demand response based on improved G1 method using SRC

“…In the traditional coal-based power system, the regulation capacity of the power supply side is no longer sufficient to ensure the safe, reliable, and economic operation of the new energy power system (Niu et al, 2021). In response to achieve the goal of double carbon, clean energy construction, the user-side management can be actively developed (Ibrahim et al, 2022;Mohseni et al, 2022) that shifts from source-follow-loads to source-load interactions (Huang et al, 2019) and the importance of user-side management is increased. The right region at the right time participates in demand response (DR) (Mansouri et al, 2022) to achieve the goal of leveling off load fluctuations, reducing the load peak-to-valley difference, and promoting more renewable energy consumption.…”