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When Bias Matters: An Economic Assessment of Demand Response Baselines for Residential Customers

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Privacy Enhanced Demand Response with Reputation-based Incentive Distribution

Karl Aberer, Tri Kurniawan Wijaya, Matteo Vasirani, Georgios Liassas

Demand response (DR) is a Smart Grid application that aims at managing consumption of electricity in response to supply-side signals. The exchange of sensitive information (i.e., electricity consumption data) between the consumers and the DR provider is ne ...

2014

Crowdsourcing Behavioral Incentives for Pervasive Demand Response

Karl Aberer, Tri Kurniawan Wijaya, Matteo Vasirani

Demand response (DR) refers to a set of dynamic demand mechanisms that aim to manage electricity consumption in response to supply-side signals. DR can be used for the purpose of demand regulation (e.g. to maintain voltage and frequency within safety limit ...

EPFL2014

iDR: Consumer and Grid Friendly Demand Response System

Tri Kurniawan Wijaya

Peak demand is a major challenge for power utilities across the world. Demand Response (DR) is considered to be effective in addressing peak demand by altering consumption of end consumers, so as to match supply capability. However, an efficient DR system ...

2014

This thesis investigates methodologies for improving the demand responsiveness of transportation systems through flexibility. The methodologies propose advances both in demand and supply models having a focus on supply-demand interactions. The demand side ...

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Integration of explicit supply-demand interactions in airline schedule planning and fleet assignment

Michel Bierlaire, Matteo Salani, Bilge Atasoy

In airline scheduling problems, integrated decision methodologies have aroused intense interest in the last decade. These integrated approaches allow for more efficient solutions due to the simultaneous decision making process. The studied integrated model ...

2013

GECN: Primary Voltage Control for Active Distribution Networks via Real-Time Demand-Response

Jean-Yves Le Boudec, Mario Paolone, Dan-Cristian Tomozei, Konstantina Christakou

Demand Response (DR) has traditionally targeted peak shaving for the optimal allocation of the electricity consumption on a time scale that ranges from minutes to hours. However, with the availability of advanced monitoring and communication infrastructure ...

2013

DRSim: A Cyber Physical Simulator for Demand Response Systems

Karl Aberer, Dipanjan Chakraborty, Tri Kurniawan Wijaya

Demand Response (DR) is a mechanism in which electricity consumers alter their demand in response to power grid’s supply and economic conditions. DR programs have the potential to improve resource efficiency, sustainability, grid reliability and economic v ...

2013

Stability of a Stochastic Model for Demand-Response

Jean-Yves Le Boudec, Dan-Cristian Tomozei

We study the stability of a Markovian model of electricity production and consumption that incorporates production volatility due to renewables and uncertainty about actual demand versus planned production. We assume that the energy producer targets a fixe ...

2013

We consider the production/inventory problem of a manufacturer (or a retailer) under non-stationary and stochastic supply availability. Although supply availability is uncertain, the supplier would be able to predict her near future shortages and hence sup ...

2012

We propose an alternative approach, based on ``service curves", which uses the following two ingredients. (1) The rate at which a consumer may draw power from the grid may be controlled by real time signals. Typical concerned devices would be heating syste ...

2011