Virtual Storages as Theoretically Motivated Demand Response Models for Enhanced Smart Grid Operations
Virtual Storages as Theoretically Motivated Demand Response Models for Enhanced Smart Grid Operations
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DOI:
10.1002/ente.201500318
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发表时间:
2015
影响因子:
3.8
通讯作者:
Simon Waczowicz;M. Reischl;Stefan Klaiber;P. Bretschneider;I. Konotop;D. Westermann;V. Hagenmeyer;R. Mikut
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Simon Waczowicz;M. Reischl;Stefan Klaiber;P. Bretschneider;I. Konotop;D. Westermann;V. Hagenmeyer;R. Mikut
Additional flexibilities on the demand side can be obtained by using price signals to change the consumption behavior of household electricity customers. The present contribution proposes a new theoretically motivated demand response model type called virtual storage. First, the basic model structure of several virtual storage models is introduced. All of these models are based on a system of difference equations that describe load reductions/increases in response to price signals. The virtual storage models differ thereafter in how past or prognosis‐based future price information is considered. After a description of a proposed model validation strategy, the model behavior of several virtual storage models is compared with some of the common demand response model types and with real customer responses to a price signal. Thus, a model comparison is performed on the basis of a real smart meter data set (Olympic Peninsula Project).