Certification prerequisites for activities related to the trading of demand response resources

Alcázar-Ortega, Manuel; Calpe, Carmen; Theisen, Thomas; Rodríguez-García, Javier

doi:10.1016/j.energy.2015.09.082

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“…The information needs a common structure, but products coming from several TSOs have different parameter names when in fact, they represent the same concept due to the lack of standardization [31]. To homogenize this series of products, the methodology uses the same terms for the same concept, regardless of their original names.…”

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A Critical Review of Demand Response Products as Resource for Ancillary Services: International Experience and Policy Recommendations

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Demand response is a key element of future power systems due to its capacity to defer grid investments, improve demand participation in the market, and absorb renewable energy source variations. In this regard, demand response can play an important role in delivering ancillary services to power systems. The lack of standardization and ancillary services programs prepared for traditional generators have blocked the participation of demand in these services. Nowadays, increasing needs to ensure the security of supply, renewable fluctuations, and information and communication technology advances are boosting the interest in demand response products to deliver ancillary services. While countries have had lengthy experience with these programs, others are starting from almost zero to develop these programs. To our knowledge, no analysis or standardized comparison exists of the different parameters and prices of demand response in ancillary services among different countries. Our study reviews more than 20 power systems around the world and their programs to classify them according to standard demand response parameters. At the end of the paper we discuss the main characteristics and prices that face demand response in ancillary services markets and a series of policy recommendations to policymakers to improve the deployment on demand participation in ancillary services.

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“…The VPP is capable of gathering scattered distributed DSM resources by proper contracts. The consumers can conversely sell the DSM output as the VPP output [14]. Similarly, the VPP organises the DGs, and sells the extra output to other VPPs through microgrids [15].…”

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Stackelberg Game-Theoretic Strategies for Virtual Power Plant and Associated Market Scheduling Under Smart Grid Communication Environment

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Xiao

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2018 IEEE International Conference on Communications, Control, and Computing Technologies for Smart Grids (SmartGridComm)

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In order to schedule the virtual power plant and corresponding energy market operation, a two-scenario Stackelberg game-theoretic model is proposed to describe interactions between market operator and VPP operator. During market operation, the market operator is a leader of the game to decide market cleaning prices, considering the power loss minimization of VPP operator, whereas during VPP operation, the VPP operator becomes a leader to facilitate the demand side management (DSM) through proper monetary compensation, considering the market trading balance between power sellers and power buyers. An optimal scheduling strategy including power dispatch and market balance will be realised. Case studies prove the effectiveness of the proposed Stackelberg game-theoretic model through IEEE 30-bus test system. The market scheduling promotes the power exchange among VPPs. The VPP scheduling evaluates the optimal monetary compensation rate to motivate the DSM including load shifting and load curtailment. Index Terms-demand side management (DSM), game theory, virtual power plant (VPP), distributed energy resources (DERs).

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“…Once all the typical days are defined, the DR actions are specified for each process. Each DR action is characterized according to the technical parameters proposed in [20]. In this regard, the relevant technical parameters considered in this analysis are represented in Figure 4.…”

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A novel tool for the evaluation and assessment of demand response activities in the industrial sector

Rodríguez-García¹,

Álvarez-Bel²,

Carbonell-Carretero³

et al. 2016

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This paper introduces a novel tool for industrial customers to perform a cost-benefit analysis regarding the implementation of Demand Response (DR) strategies in their facilities with the final goal of softening the impact of RES intermittency in the grid. The dynamic simulation tool focuses on assessing the participation of industries in reserve energy markets in the same conditions as generators offering capacity reserve, energy reserve or both of them and taking into account all the technical restrictions of production processes as well as possible extra costs due to the implementation of DR (additional labour cost, productivity losses, etc.) Main innovations of the methodology are the DR assessment carried out per process and the introduction of the "margin of decision" as a decision making strategy for the energy consumer. Along the paper, the methodology behind this tool is introduced step by step in order to show how the technical, economic and environmental analyses are performed. At the end, it is included the application of the methodology to a real paper factory in Germany. Results of the _________________________________

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Certification prerequisites for activities related to the trading of demand response resources

Cited by 15 publications

References 25 publications

A Critical Review of Demand Response Products as Resource for Ancillary Services: International Experience and Policy Recommendations

A Critical Review of Demand Response Products as Resource for Ancillary Services: International Experience and Policy Recommendations

Stackelberg Game-Theoretic Strategies for Virtual Power Plant and Associated Market Scheduling Under Smart Grid Communication Environment

A novel tool for the evaluation and assessment of demand response activities in the industrial sector

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