Erfolgsversprechende Demand-Response-Empfehlungen im Energieversorgungssystem 2020

Quantifying distribution-system operators' economic incentives to promote residential demand response

“…For the distributionsystem operator, this entails upgrades to the current physical system, which is difficult to estimate due to the limited availability of cost figures for intelligent infrastructure and the information and communication technologies needed for DR (Prüggler, 2013). Considering calculations from Meisl et al (2012), costs for demandresponse enabling infrastructure amount to about one thousand Euro for a single household (which is about 5 times the calculated cost of the smart meter rollout 26 per household in Sweden). This five-fold difference in cost is a result of integrating information and communication technology, specifically a micro-grid controller and sensors and actuators (Prüggler, 2013;Meisl et al, 2012).…”

“…This estimate is evenly divided in terms of smart-grid investments in the distribution-control aggregation system and the installation of sensors and other software (both in the grid and households). Meisl et al (2012) also expect equipment maintenance costs at an average 50 Euro per household per year. In our simulation, the cost of an upgrade to a 'smart-grid' system would be upwards of 13.2 million Euro, compared to a smart-meter rollout cost of approximately 2.7 million Euro.…”

“…Considering calculations from Meisl et al (2012), costs for demandresponse enabling infrastructure amount to about one thousand Euro for a single household (which is about 5 times the calculated cost of the smart meter rollout 26 per household in Sweden). This five-fold difference in cost is a result of integrating information and communication technology, specifically a micro-grid controller and sensors and actuators (Prüggler, 2013;Meisl et al, 2012). This estimate is evenly divided in terms of smart-grid investments in the distribution-control aggregation system and the installation of sensors and other software (both in the grid and households).…”