Engaging Household Energy Savings and Demand Response Opportunities

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Title
Engaging Household Energy Savings and Demand Response Opportunities

CoPED ID
0e0101e6-4c9a-484c-ae2c-012f592e7755

Status
Closed


Value
£371,038

Start Date
March 1, 2017

End Date
April 29, 2018

Description

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Smart meters are being rolled out widely in GB and internationally – including many developing countries

where smart meters are being used to combat prevalent electricity theft and losses. With smart meter data

becoming available to consumers online, there are valuable new opportunities to engage households in energy

saving and demand side response, which are not currently captured. This project will examine the technical

feasibility of a new type of online display that will provide real-time comparative feedback on consumption (i.e.

how real-time consumption compares to the historical consumption of similar households at that specific time

of day and season – shown to deliver as much as 6% savings) as well as a direct DSR engagement and real-time

peak reduction comparative feedback facility (to encourage and reward households that reduce their demand

when requested – e.g. in response to intermittent renewable generation and electricity network loading

requirements). This innovative project will be the first time this is applied in a real-time context with the

potential to reduce household electricity bills, increase network stability and support renewables connection.

Mark Hughes PM_PER

Subjects by relevance
  1. Households (organisations)
  2. Electricity consumption
  3. Electricity
  4. Renewable energy sources
  5. Production of electricity
  6. Energy consumption (energy technology)
  7. Consumption
  8. Developing countries
  9. Saving
  10. Innovations
  11. Electrical power networks
  12. Consumer behaviour
  13. Energy saving

Extracted key phrases
  1. Smart meter datum
  2. Household Energy Savings
  3. Demand Response Opportunities
  4. Household electricity bill
  5. Time comparative feedback
  6. Time consumption
  7. Prevalent electricity theft
  8. Valuable new opportunity
  9. Time context
  10. Specific time
  11. Peak reduction comparative feedback facility
  12. Similar household
  13. Electricity network
  14. New type
  15. Real

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