Sentences with phrase «demand side response»

Both companies also won separate contracts to provide demand side response and grid balancing from their aggregated capacity.

«It is yet another sign that old and polluting technology is losing out to demand side response and distributed capacity, at the same time as the capacity market clears at a record low price to ensure security of supply at low cost for homes and businesses.

These included the need for the growth in Wind and solar PV to be deployed in parallel with measure to improve system flexibility, including demand side response, distributed generation and storage.

«The commission will ensure that energy efficiency and demand side response can compete on equal terms with generation capacity.»

This should include investment in connecting up grids in different countries and greater support of demand side response, where energy users can be rewarded for matching their demand to changes in levels of supply.

Not exact matches

The impact of the down economy has been felt more on the supply side than on demand, as reflected in OPEC's response, but especially in the sharp fall - off of new exploration and production activity in non-OPEC states, experts say.

Applying this approach to live, attenuated vaccines would therefore demand considerable caution because blocking responses induced by IL28B might increase the likelihood of side effects.

A person can be born with an immunodeficiency or acquire it through: infection repeated antibiotic use steroid use (including steroid inhalers) disease malnutrition burns long - term, low - level demands increased immunoglobulin response as a side effect of different pharmaceuticals that can suppress the immune system An immunodeficiency could cause your test results to be inaccurate, giving a false negative.

In response to public demand and federal laws, more and more vehicles are sporting safety equipment such as air bags, anti-lock brakes and side - impact beams.

A quick side note — a question relating to corporate profits demanded more time in the Q&A than I was able to properly devote to it — a more complete response is in the footnote of last week's market comment (see Increasingly Immediate Impulses to Buy the Dip).

I have no idea why anyone is buying what he is shoveling without digging deeper into the subject (the Escapist has been playing shady games regarding not interacting with the other side of this story such as demanding comprehensive responses with deadlines of only a few hours).

In the context of that post, Austere had commented thus «Is it the instant - ness demanded of the response that puts one's brain to a side?»

This means policymakers will need to put in place ways to increase system flexibility — such as grid interconnections, electricity storage and demand - side response.

Battery storage and demand - side response have continued to play a crucial role in the UK's power mix, together landing more than 500MW of contracts in the most recent T - 1 Capacity Market auction.

With a background in regulated utility issues, Matt has worked directly with electric, water, and natural gas utilities to advance best practices in demand response, demand side management, program design, and alternative rate mechanisms at Comverge, the National Association of Water Companies and the Institute for Electric Efficiency at the Edison Foundation.

The solutions to effectively accommodate large amounts of renewable energy onto our grid include: increasing cooperation between system operators, increasing the geographic diversity of installation sites, investing in new transmission, and improving demand - side solutions such as demand response and time - of - use rates.

Smart meters, smart appliances, electric vehicles and load management software are therefore central to efforts to increase demand - side response resources.

The flexibility provided by demand - side response is therefore both a valuable resource facilitating the integration of a high share of variable renewables, and a symbol of the shift away from the traditional paradigm of supply following demand.

The demand - side response potential in industry and large commercial buildings can be more accessible, as energy management systems optimize decisions to consume electricity or offer demand - side response services to the market.

Demand - side response and the integration of variable renewables in power systems are analysed in a number of IEA publications, including the World Energy Outlook 2017, Status of Power System Transformation 2017, Digitalization & Energy and the special focus on renewables in the World Energy Outlook 2016.

As such, aggregation and automation of small scale demand - side response resources is often the most viable path to market for the residential sector.

Loads from appliances such as refrigerators and washing machines can also become demand - side response resources, facilitated by the growing market share of smart appliances.

Expanding demand - side response — beyond manual shedding of large loads — is a relatively recent phenomenon, with Europe and the United States currently leading growth.

In the central scenario of the World Energy Outlook 2017, annual demand - side response potential is expected to increase to almost 7,000 TWh by 2040, the buildings sector leads future growth as demand for appliances and electric heating and cooling expands in Asia and Africa.

This is especially the case in residential buildings, where participating in demand - side response programs may require behaviour change while offering limited economic benefits to households due to the small size of residential loads.

Demand - side response can significantly reduce such outcomes by shifting and shaping electricity demand to match the availability of renewables - based electricity generDemand - side response can significantly reduce such outcomes by shifting and shaping electricity demand to match the availability of renewables - based electricity generdemand to match the availability of renewables - based electricity generation.

But over 75 % of the global potential in demand - side response lies in buildings, with space heating, water heating and air conditioning loads contributing the most.

Capitalizing on demand - side response potential also requires appropriate price signals and regulatory frameworks to incentivize participation.

Globally, the theoretical potential of demand - side response today is estimated to be nearly 4,000 TWh per year, or more than 15 % of total electricity demand (WEO 2017).

Moving forward, government policy will need to provide clear rules and a long - term vision for increasing demand - side response resources.

Digital connectivity is the key to expanding demand - side response into new sectors and realising a greater share of its total theoretical potential.

Demand - side response is one of several measures that can help integrate higher shares of variable renewables, including electricity storage, greater interconnection and more flexible power plants.

«Capacity mechanisms should only be developed to address security of supply if a regional system adequacy assessment points to such a need, taking into account the potential for energy efficiency and demand - side response.»

-- In addition to the policy under paragraph (1), it is the policy of the United States that regional electric grid planning to meet these objectives should result from an open, inclusive and transparent process, taking into account all significant demand - side and supply - side options, including energy efficiency, distributed generation, renewable energy and zero - carbon electricity generation technologies, smart - grid technologies and practices, demand response, electricity storage, voltage regulation technologies, high capacity conductors with at least 25 percent greater efficiency than traditional ACSR (aluminum stranded conductors steel reinforced) conductors, superconductor technologies, underground transmission technologies, and new conventional electric transmission capacity and corridors.

Similarly, on the demand — or customer — side, the idea is that Californians, buildings, appliances and electric vehicles create an intricate, synergetic web that can be made more efficient and flexible with customer education and empowerment, customer - focused energy pricing policies and demand - response programs (which allows customers to voluntarily reduce peak electricity use in response to a signal from their electric utilities and receive a payment for doing so).

Along with many other energy technologies such as efficiency, Japan is already a world leader in electricity storage and has great potential to champion demand - side response.

«(10) the contribution of demand side management (including energy efficiency and demand response), energy storage, distributed generation resources, and smart grid investments.

Now it's time to put these meters to work by enabling customers to participate in demand response and other demand - side programs, such as building weatherization.

If the justices decide not to take the case, the D.C. Circuit Court's decision to side with EPSA will stand — and FERC will have no jurisdiction over demand response in energy markets.

On the other side, the EPA and demand response providers argued that the change was needed to allow generators to meet requirements for emergency demand response in wholesale markets.

Unlike supply - side energy resources, energy efficiency and demand response are the only resources that can actually begin to reduce customer electric bills by reducing overall consumption.

However battery storage projects make up less than 2 % of the capacity procured via the auction, with demand - side response (DSR) making up a further 7.45 %.

However, there are ways to optimize that with the right amounts of batteries, oversizing, demand - side response load control, and geographic dispersion.

In the case of PJM and ISO - NE, they also include demand - side resources such as energy efficiency and demand response.

Demand - side response and aggregation services are being offered by larger quantities of industrial and commercial users, and the roll - out of smart meters should allow domestic users to participate in the future.

If Cockburn wished to accurately pursue his ideological and political views (as opposed to his scientific views), he would be inquiring into the «who benefits» and «who pays» side of anti-GW policies, in order to demand the most just and democratic response to GW.

The report does say that «in many ways «demand - side» solutions are most suited to matching the needs of intermittency» and it looks at key aspects of «Flexible demand» e.g. flexibility from non-heat sources (such as washing machines, tumble dryers etc.) and optimised charging of electric vehicles, including for example «the speed of response, the timescales for being turned off, speed of deployment and likely behavioural characteristics».

This kind of response diffuses an escalated partner; suddenly you two aren't on opposite sides slinging accusations and demanding attention.