Energy management and control systems for utility load monitoring and real-time pricing

Akbari, H.; Heinemeier, Kristin; Goralka, M

doi:10.2172/7125333

1989

DOI: 10.2172/7125333

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Energy management and control systems for utility load monitoring and real-time pricing

H. Akbari¹,

Kristin Heinemeier²,

M Goralka³

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Advanced monitoring technologies for the evaluation of demand-side management programs

Almeida

Vine²

1994

Energy

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This report was commissioned by the California Institute for Energy Efficiency as part of its research mission to advance the energy efficiency and productivity of ali end-use sectors in California. •The aim of this study is to provide an assessment of the state-of-the-art technologies that can be used for monitoring and evaluating demand-side management (DSM) programs. Additionally, the study points out • research, development, and demonstration projects whose implementation can contribute to a more accurate and cost-effective evaluation of the performance of end-use technologies. During the past two decades, technology developments in the fields of microelectronics, computers and communications had a large impact on monitoring equipment. The improvements achieved led to the appearance of increasingly powerful, convenient to use, and flexible equipment, enabling a wider application of end-use metering at a lower cost. Equipment specifications are getting closer and closer to an "ideal" monitoring system: good accuracy, high reliability, moderate cost, large number of monitored end uses, large data storage capacity, flexible communications, non-intrusiveness, powerful pre-processing of data. This report briefly examines the following techniques that can be used for end-use monitoring: field test equipment, general purpose data loggers, run-time data loggers, utility-oriented data loggers, energy management systems, two-way co,amunication, power line carrier techniques, direct and distributed load control, and non-intrusive load monitoring. The report concludes with recommendations for developing new measurement technologies, as well as additional research and development activities to support these efforts.

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Advanced monitoring technologies for the evaluation of demand-side management programs

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1994

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Advanced monitoring technologies for the evaluation of demand-side management programs

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Vine²

1994

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