Abstract
Demand response (DR) is one of the technologies that targets for power control based on the cooperation between power suppliers and consumers. In the case of buildings’ power control, it is important for buildings to achieve buildings’ power reduction target more correctly under individual buildings’ less burden. We suppose the framework of buildings’ aggregator that collects the information for power reduction (NEGAWATT information) and requests each building to reduce demand to achieve buildings’ power reduction target efficiently. In the framework, we first collect the NEGAWATT information based on buildings’ characteristics, and then we make the demand response plans (DR plans) that meet the requirements of buildings. In this paper, we focus on the DR optimization techniques based on NEGAWATT information, and show two simulation results, one of which shows the aggregation effect in a simple simulation, the other of which shows the multiple scenario methods to deal with the DR optimization under uncertainty. These simulations show that DR utilizing NEGAWATT information is more efficient for demand-supply balance than conventional DR methods.
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This research is partially supported by the national project, the Next-generation Energy and Social System Demonstration Project, initiated by METI.
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Otsuki, T. (2016). Demand Response Optimization Based on Building’s Characteristics. In: Fujisawa, K., Shinano, Y., Waki, H. (eds) Optimization in the Real World. Mathematics for Industry, vol 13. Springer, Tokyo. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-55420-2_10
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