Cost-effectively decarbonising the power sector and household energy use using variable
renewable energy will require that electricity consumption becomes much more flexible and …

Demand response is increasingly attracting policy attention. It involves changing electricity
demand at different times based on grid conditions, which could help to integrate variable …

To realize the benefits of smart grids, residential demand response (DR) aims to increase
demand flexibility by influence household electricity consumption. Although price-based DR …

Consumers of the future play an important role in the energy system by leveraging their
household loads to be flexible through demand response (DR) during a high network stress …

Demand response, defined as the shifting of electricity demand, is generally believed to
have value both for the grid and for the market: by matching demand more closely to supply …

Smart grids play a key role in realizing climate ambitions. Boosting consumption flexibility is
an essential measure in bringing the potential gains of smart grids to fruition. The collective …

Residential demand response (meaning changes to electricity use at specific times) has
been proposed as an important part of the low carbon energy system transition. Modelling …

Many smart grid projects make use of dynamic pricing schemes aimed to motivate
consumers to shift and/or decrease energy use. Based upon existing literature and analyses …

Residential electrical demand response (DR) offers the prospect of reducing the
environmental impact of electricity use, and also the supply costs. However, the relatively …

Consumer acceptance of smart meters remains crucial in achieving the potential carbon
emission reductions offered by advanced metering infrastructures. Given this, the present …