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Evaluation and Assessment of New Demand Response Products based on the use of Flexibility in Industrial Processes: Application to the Food Industry

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“…Avoided atmospheric emissions can be assessed by using the methodology proposed in [27], where the coefficients which calculate the amount of CO 2 per MWh emitted in each time period are considered. Those factors may differ depending on the power generation mix at the time under consideration.…”
Section: B Environmental Evaluationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Avoided atmospheric emissions can be assessed by using the methodology proposed in [27], where the coefficients which calculate the amount of CO 2 per MWh emitted in each time period are considered. Those factors may differ depending on the power generation mix at the time under consideration.…”
Section: B Environmental Evaluationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…DRPRs have been traditionally developed by the final users of DR services, such as TSOs and utilities [9]. However, the development of standard DRPRs is a new business which could be performed by an independent entity.…”
Section: Certification Of Demand Response Products (Drpr)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Depending on how Demand Response actions are performed, the different actions can be divided into three blocks, as shown in Figure 1 [9]:…”
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“…The use of Demand Response (DR), understood as the ability of energy consumers to modify the power demand from their expected consumption (Alcázar-Ortega, 2011), may benefit many different market agents in the power system, who can use DR mechanisms for different reasons. Among others, Transmission or Distribution System Operators (TSO/DSOs) may use DR resources to increment capacity reserve in their operation area, or retailers could make use of it in order to balance their energy portfolio.…”
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