Smart Grid Status and Metrics Report Appendices

Abstract

A.1.5 Metric Recommendations Future measurements should consider breaking down the metric by customer type (e.g., residential, industrial, commercial) to provide greater clarity into consumer response to dynamic tariffs. In addition, data are needed to measure the fraction of load served by dynamic pricing as outlined in Metric 1.b. A series of questions designed to address this issue has been developed for the EIA. The EIA is considering adding questions relevant to this metric to its EIA Form 861, Annual Electric Power Industry Report, for implementation in 2014. Any relevant data collected by EIA through its Form 861 survey should be considered in future dynamic pricing metric reports.

Linked data for enhanced energy management at district and building levels : an indicator-based methodology

“…Furthermore, the review of literatures provides some indicators that could be reused. For example, Balducci et al [337] and Personal et al [248] offered several indicators about smart grid; O'Donnell [307], Siemens [245] and Harris and Higgins [338] provided some indicators for building performance assessment. In addition, new PIs are also developed.…”