In the context of the so-called smart grid, the intelligent management of electricity demand,
also referred to as demand side management (DSM), has been recognized as an effective …

Renewable hydrogen is considered as one of the key technologies that may be needed to
fully decarbonise our economies, providing the high-temperature heat, fuels and feedstock …

Increased volatility in electricity prices and new emerging demand side management
opportunities call for efficient tools for the optimal operation of power-intensive processes. In …

Reliable access to clean and affordable energy is a prerequisite to socio-economic
progress. Meeting the global energy demand in the face of a burgeoning population and …

To ensure the stability of the power grid, backup capacities are called upon when electricity
supply does not meet demand due to unexpected changes in the grid. As part of the demand …

The increasing complexities of energy internet integrated with distributed renewable energy
resources and multiple energy infrastructures require more effective multi-energy …

The increasing challenges to the grid stability posed by the penetration of renewable energy
resources urge a more active role for demand response programs as viable alternatives to a …

Energy-intense enterprises that flexibilize their electricity consumption can market this either
at electricity spot markets or by offering ancillary services on demand, such as balancing …

Marketing demand response of industrial processes on electricity spot markets can reduce
operational cost. We apply our simultaneous day-ahead and intraday electricity market …

This “white paper” is a concise perspective based on a session during FIPSE 3, held in
Rhodes, Greece, June 20–23, 2016. This was the third conference in the series “Future …