Energy Demand Side Management with supply constraints: Game theoretic Approach

Noor, Sana; Guo, Miao; Dam, Koen H. van; Shah, Nilay; Wang, Xiaonan

doi:10.1016/j.egypro.2018.04.066

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“…From this study, it is evident that there is a need to ensure that approaches to addressing supply-side energy issues follows that path of participatory governance with key stakeholders and policy actors at various levels to achieve desired outcomes [55,56]. Indeed, Bell and Gill argued that it is necessary to address technical, policy and regulatory challenges associated with delivering a highly distributed electricity system [57].…”

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Who triggers change? Social network mapping, stakeholder analysis and energy systems interventions in Nigeria’s electricity sector

Edomah

2023

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Following decades’ of energy systems interventions, there has been growing concerns about the impact of historical interventions on-the-ground and how they shape changes in energy systems. Who are the key actors and how have they shaped historical energy systems interventions? In this study, an analysis of stakeholders in Nigeria’s electricity sector through a social network mapping lens was conducted. First, a stakeholder mapping based on an interest-influence matrix that shows the degree of various stakeholder interest and influence in shaping decisions and interventions in both centralized and decentralized electricity systems was developed. Secondly, a stakeholder network grid that shows the relations between the various stakeholders (who knows whom) was developed. The study reveals that there are stronger network relations among stakeholders involved in issues and decisions on centralized electricity grid infrastructure which is influenced by the presence of stronger regulations/regulatory instruments. However, these stakeholder relations are weaker in decentralized electricity systems due to less stringent regulations in the decentralized electricity space. The study concludes by highlighting the impact of the stakeholder relations and the interest-influence tussle on the future of electricity systems development in Nigeria.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 98%

Who triggers change? Social network mapping, stakeholder analysis and energy systems interventions in Nigeria’s electricity sector

Edomah

2023

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“…This was decided by every player who took part, their strategies, and the awards they received. Customers are the participants in this strategy, and the reward is determined by the lowest cost (Noor et al 2018).…”

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A comprehensive overview on demand side energy management towards smart grids: challenges, solutions, and future direction

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Demand-side management, a new development in smart grid technology, has enabled communication between energy suppliers and consumers. Demand side energy management (DSM) reduces the cost of energy acquisition and the associated penalties by continuously monitoring energy use and managing appliance schedules. Demand response (DR), distributed energy resources (DER), and energy efficiency (EE) are three categories of DSM activities that are growing in popularity as a result of technological advancements in smart grids. During the last century, the energy demand has grown significantly in tandem with the increase in the global population. This is related to the expansion of business, industry, agriculture, and the increasing use of electric vehicles. Because of the sharp increase in global energy consumption, it is currently extremely difficult to manage problems such as the characterization of home appliances, integration of intermittent renewable energy sources, load categorization, various constraints, dynamic pricing, and consumer categorization. To address these issues, it is critical to examine demand-side management (DSM), which has the potential to be a practical solution in all energy demand sectors, including residential, commercial, industrial, and agricultural. This paper has provided a detailed analysis of the different challenges associated with DSM, including technical, economic, and regulatory challenges, and has proposed a range of potential solutions to overcome these challenges. The PRISMA reviewing methodology is adopted based on relevant literature to focus on the issues identified as barriers to improving DSM functioning. The optimization techniques used in the literature to address the problem of energy management were discussed, and the hybrid techniques have shown a better performance due to their faster convergence speed. Gaps in future research and prospective paths have been briefly discussed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the current DSM implementation and the potential benefits it can offer for an energy management system. This comprehensive review of DSM will assist all researchers in this field in improving energy management strategies and reducing the effects of system uncertainties, variances, and restrictions.

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“…In the long term, the energy export policy effectiveness means the possibility to ensure the energy supplies in the volume that would meet the country's economic needs, while respecting reasonable environmental constraints (Proskuryakova, 2018). In the short term, it stands for the ability of the country's energy system to respond quickly to unexpected changes in the supply and demand balance (Noor et al, 2018).…”

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The importance of a fuel and energy complex (FEC) of the Russian Federation for the economy together with volatility of the global energy market conjuncture updates the need to develop scientific approaches to improving the effectiveness of energy export policy. Key factors destructive to an energy balance in the context of the current state and development of the FEC in Russia have been identified. Using the regression method, the article rationalizes the nature of dependence of Russia's gross domestic product (GDP) on energy balance indicators taking into account the factors of the current economic and geopolitical situation. Based on simulation modeling, values of a favorable ratio of exports to production and consumption of oil and gas that would contribute to an increase in the growth rates of Russia's GDP have been calculated. A quantitative estimation of the GDP growth and the level of energy intensity reduction in the national economy have been presented, while observing favorable ratios of the exports to the production and consumption of oil and gas. A set of focus areas to increase the effectiveness of Russia's energy export policy has been proposed.

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Energy Demand Side Management with supply constraints: Game theoretic Approach

Cited by 11 publications

References 8 publications

Who triggers change? Social network mapping, stakeholder analysis and energy systems interventions in Nigeria’s electricity sector

Who triggers change? Social network mapping, stakeholder analysis and energy systems interventions in Nigeria’s electricity sector

A comprehensive overview on demand side energy management towards smart grids: challenges, solutions, and future direction

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