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 …

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

Households are responsible for 70% of CO 2 emissions (directly and indirectly). While
households as agents of change increasingly become a crucial element in energy …

Time of use (TOU) tariffs, if widely adopted, could help make electricity more secure, clean
and affordable. However, quite little is known about whether consumers will switch to a TOU …

The paper provides a review of the incentives and barriers of a successful adoption of
innovative energy services (IES) in the energy market. Although IES can have different …

Smart time of use tariffs are a key part of most government's strategies to ensure our future
electricity supply is clean, affordable and secure–but will consumers be willing to switch to …

As a central mechanism for promoting demand-side management, dynamic electricity tariffs
are associated with several advantages. By balancing supply and demand, they not only …

Changing residential energy demand can play an essential role in transitioning to a green
economy. Environmental psychology suggests that behavioral changes regarding energy …

In the context of increasing renewable energy penetration in energy systems, demand
response is acknowledged as a solution to guarantee grid stability and security of supply …

In a European perspective, the electricity markets have been experiencing major changes
via deregulation, new technologies and changes in the production mix. Together with the …