Effects of direct load control and residential PV system on demand response and its cost benefit analysis
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Authors
Basnet, Saurav Man Singh
Jewell, Ward T.
Aburub, Haneen Mohammad Dawoud
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Issue Date
2015
Type
Conference paper
Keywords
Demand response (DR) , Direct load control (DLC) , Cost benefit analysis (CBA) , Net present value (NPV) , Benefit and cost ratio (BCR)
Citation
S. M. S. Basnet, W. Jewell and H. Aburub, "Effects of Direct Load Control and Residential PV System on Demand Response and Its Cost Benefit Analysis," 2015 Seventh Annual IEEE Green Technologies Conference, New Orleans, LA, 2015, pp. 117-124
Abstract
This paper presents the effect of direct load control and residential PV system during peak demand events. Load was controlled via scheduling HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioner) shut off cycle and penetrating PV at residential level.
Cost benefit analysis were performed to evaluate the profitability of residential PV investment and direct load control program. These results will help guide utilities that are using demand response for peak reduction, and should help increase consumer participation in such programs.
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Publisher
IEEE
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Series
Seventh Annual IEEE Green Technologies Conference (Green Tech);2015
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ISSN
2166-546X