Summary report on Canadian residential demand response and ancillary service market opportunities / prepared by: Steven Wong, PhD.: M39-144/1-2015E-PDF
"The introduction of the smart grid, particularly two-way communications between operators and loads, is opening up new resources for demand response (DR) with a wide range of capabilities and applications. Among the benefits that this new DR can bring are improved power system asset utilization, optimized generator operation, and increased reliability and security. The residential sector, constituting a third of Canada's electricity consumption, is a relatively untapped resource that can contribute to this DR potential. Varying by province, this potential is contingent on the sector's load size and composition"--Background, page 1.
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| Title | Summary report on Canadian residential demand response and ancillary service market opportunities / prepared by: Steven Wong, PhD. |
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