Motivations, barriers, and enablers for demand response programs: A commercial and industrial consumer perspective

Lashmar, N.; Wade, Belinda; Molyneaux, Lynette; Ashworth, Peta

doi:10.1016/j.erss.2022.102667

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“…Technical challenges of these models (e.g., impacts on the electricity grid, technical requirements), security and privacy aspects [9], data protection issues, legal requirements [10], business models [11], and energy justice issues [12] have been extensively studied in recent years [13]. Aligned with this momentum, new market models have been the center of attention in several recent publications in this journal (see [14][15][16][17]) and others. Taken as a whole, these works have generated important insights into understanding the technical, legal, and market design aspects of the new market models, mostly explored in pilot studies [18,19].…”

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Valuing the value: An affordances perspective on new models in the electricity market

Montakhabi

Graaf

Mustafa

2023

Energy Research & Social Science

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Valuing the value: An affordances perspective on new models in the electricity market

Montakhabi

Graaf

Mustafa

2023

Energy Research & Social Science

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“…The relevance and necessity of integrated implementation of technologies and principles of distributed generation in the conditions of enterprises of the mineral resource complex are substantiated in [15]. It will also allow attracting additional investments: to ensure the stability of the elements of the degassing system [16]; to develop the blockchain platforms [17]; to participate in the provision of demand management services (with an increase in renewable energy production) [18,19] and other energy flexibility services [20,21].…”

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Feasibility study of using cogeneration plants at Kuzbass coal mines

Nepsha

Voronin

Korneev

2023

PMI

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The paper considers the problem of reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the process of coal mining during the coal mine methane utilization in power supply systems. An algorithm to form recommendations for the implementation of CMM generation is presented. A simulation model for one of the Kuzbass coal mines was developed in the PowerFactory software application. The simulation model considers the uneven nature of the power consumption of mining equipment. As a result of modeling, daily power consumption profiles and voltage levels in the coal mine power supply system were determined before and after the implementation of the proposed measures. Based on the results, the technical and economic effects was estimated, which consisted in reducing the direct and indirect carbon footprint, electricity and capacity fees. It has been established that the cost of carbon dioxide emission quotas significantly affects the investment attractiveness of cogeneration projects. Based on the results, recommendations are given to stimulate the development of small generation in coal mines.

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“…With increasing renewable energy shares, DR and energy flexibility in general will gain reputation as key components of the energy transition [19]. By participating in DR, production companies provide an important overarching contribution that they can publicly communicate [20]. Note that the environmental and the financial benefits may interact, e.g., financial benefits (Dimension 1) could finance clean technologies and reduce carbon footprint.…”

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From prosumer to flexumer: Case study on the value of flexibility in decarbonizing the multi-energy system of a manufacturing company

Fleschutz¹,

Bohlayer²,

Braun³

et al. 2023

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Digitalization and sector coupling enable companies to turn into flexumers. By using the flexibility of their multi-energy system (MES), they reduce costs and carbon emissions while stabilizing the electricity system. However, to identify the necessary investments in energy conversion and storage technologies to leverage demand response (DR) potentials, companies need to assess the value of flexibility. Therefore, this study quantifies the flexibility value of a production company's MES by optimizing the synthesis, design, and operation of a decarbonizing MES considering self-consumption optimization, peak shaving, and integrated DR based on hourly prices and carbon emission factors (CEFs). The detailed case study of a beverage company in northern Germany considers vehicle-to-X of powered industrial trucks, power-to-heat on multiple temperatures, wind turbines, photovoltaic systems, and energy storage systems (thermal energy, electricity, and hydrogen). We propose and apply novel data-driven metrics to evaluate the intensity of price-based and CEF-based DR. The results reveal that flexibility usage reduces decarbonization costs (by 19-80% depending on electricity and carbon removal prices), total annual costs, operating carbon emissions, energy-weighted average prices and CEFs, and fossil energy dependency. The results also suggest that a net-zero operational carbon emission MES requires flexibility, which, in an economic case, is provided by a combination of different flexible technologies and storage systems that complement each other. While the value of flexibility depends on various market and consumer-specific factors such as electricity or carbon removal prices, this study highlights the importance of demand flexibility for the decarbonization of MESs. Input Results MILP model of industrial MESCarbon offset prices elec. prices of two years hourly CEFs hourly elec. prices Wind turbine (kW/kW p ) PV (kW/kW p ) BEV availability Carbon emission constraints

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Motivations, barriers, and enablers for demand response programs: A commercial and industrial consumer perspective

Cited by 32 publications

References 32 publications

Valuing the value: An affordances perspective on new models in the electricity market

Valuing the value: An affordances perspective on new models in the electricity market

Feasibility study of using cogeneration plants at Kuzbass coal mines

From prosumer to flexumer: Case study on the value of flexibility in decarbonizing the multi-energy system of a manufacturing company

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