Dataset on electrical single-family house and heat pump load profiles in Germany

Schlemminger, Marlon; Ohrdes, Tobias; Schneider, Elisabeth; Knoop, Michael

doi:10.1038/s41597-022-01156-1

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“…Therefore the future household annual electricity consumption will likely increase, despite energy efficiency measures (IEA, 2021). An additional heat pump per household would represent an extra annual household consumption of 4000 kWh in the UK (Viessmann, 2022) and 5000 kWh in Germany (Schlemminger et al, 2022). The figure depends on several factors, such as the size of the house, insulation and the efficiency of the heat pump.…”

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Demand-side flexibility in distribution grids: Voluntary versus mandatory contracting

2023

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Demand-side flexibility in distribution grids: Voluntary versus mandatory contracting

2023

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“…Interested readers may refer to former works 2 , 3 , which in addition to the introduction of their own datasets, provide summaries of available datasets at the time of writing. More recently, within the framework of the WPuQ 4 research project, measurements were conducted from 2018 to 2020 in 38 German households. Usage-specific datasets are also found in the literature (e.g.…”

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ELMAS: a one-year dataset of hourly electrical load profiles from 424 French industrial and tertiary sectors

Bellinguer,

Girard,

Bocquet

et al. 2023

Sci Data

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The combination of ongoing urban expansion and electrification of uses challenges the power grid. In such a context, information regarding customers’ consumption is vital to assess the expected load at strategic nodes over time, and to guide power system planning strategies. Comprehensive household consumption databases are widely available today thanks to the roll-out of smart meters, while the consumption of tertiary premises is seldom shared mainly due to privacy concerns. To fill this gap, the French main distribution system operator, Enedis, commissioned Mines Paris to derive load profiles of industrial and tertiary sectors for its prospective tools. The ELMAS dataset is an open dataset of 18 electricity load profiles derived from hourly consumption time series collected continuously over one year from a total of 55,730 customers. These customers are divided into 424 fields of activity, and three levels of capacity subscription. A clustering approach is employed to gather activities sharing similar temporal patterns, before averaging the associated time series to ensure anonymity.

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“…In developed countries, there is a wide range of recorded consumption and generation data that can be used in the planning process [40,42,46], however, such data is scarce for the Global South. Table 1 presents an overview of the small number of identified real-world data sets focusing on the Global South.…”

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High-resolution real-world electricity data from three microgrids in the global south

Luh

Phipps

Britto

et al. 2022

Proceedings of the Thirteenth ACM International Conference on Future Energy Systems

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Microgrids are a promising solution for providing renewable electricity access to rural populations in the Global South. To ensure such renewable microgrids are affordable, careful planning and dimensioning are required. High-resolution data on electricity generation and consumption is necessary for optimal design. Unfortunately, real-world electricity data for microgrids in the Global South is scarce, and the little data that is available has a low temporal resolution. Therefore, in this paper, we introduce a unique highresolution real-world electricity data set from three microgrids in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Rwanda, and Haiti. The data has a temporal resolution of up to five seconds and focuses on microgrids with renewable generation from either hydropower or photovoltaic systems. Furthermore, we include data from both residential and industrial microgrids. We describe the recorded data and highlight the advantages of the high resolution. We demonstrate how this resolution offers insight into consumption patterns and enables the analysis of grid voltage and frequency, which is highly relevant for the planning and dimensioning of affordable renewable microgrids in the Global South.

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Dataset on electrical single-family house and heat pump load profiles in Germany

Cited by 38 publications

References 5 publications

Demand-side flexibility in distribution grids: Voluntary versus mandatory contracting

Demand-side flexibility in distribution grids: Voluntary versus mandatory contracting

ELMAS: a one-year dataset of hourly electrical load profiles from 424 French industrial and tertiary sectors

High-resolution real-world electricity data from three microgrids in the global south

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