Aggregator-activated demand response (DR) is widely recognised as a viable means for
increasing the flexibility of renewable and sustainable energy systems (RSESs) necessary …

Modern power systems require flexible demand-side resources to maintain the balance
between electricity supply and demand. Building thermostatically controlled loads (TCLs) …

We propose a hybrid blockchain-based framework for multi-operator resource sharing and
SLA management in 5G Standalone (5GSA) networks. Leveraging Hyperledger Fabric …

Integrating Distributed Energy Resources (DERs) into smart grids presents challenges in
privacy and transparency for Demand Response (DR) programs. Blockchain offers a secure …

Residential buildings consume 4.4 quads of electricity annually, approximately 37% of the
total electricity consumption in the United States. This represents a vast resource that can be …

Following the rapid growth of distributed energy resources (eg renewables, battery),
localized peer-to-peer energy transactions are receiving more attention for multiple benefits …

In this paper, a bilevel electricity pricing and demand response game between a distribution
system operator (DSO) and load aggregators (LAs) is considered, and a robust decision …

In recent years, demand response (DR) has been explored as a fundamental strategy for
demand-side management due to its advantages in mediating intermittency of renewable …

Demand response programs are considered as a valuable resource in smart grids that
provide several advantages of load shifting, peak load reduction, mediating intermittency of …

Following the rapid growth of distributed energy resources (eg, renewables, battery),
localized peer-to-peer energy transactions are receiving more attention for multiple benefits …