Browsing Nicholas School of the Environment by Subject "Demand Response"

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Balancing Wind Down Ramps With Demand Response: The opportunity for load participation in ancillary service markets spurred by high wind penetration

Brumleve, Nick; Ballal, Sangeeta; Nourafshan, Andrew (2012-04-27)

Large “down-ramps,” inherent in the pronounced variability of wind power generation, are a threat to grid stability as the share of wind resources increases in power markets. Balancing Authorities face the challenge of ...
A Guide to Inform Institutions about Participation in PJM’s Demand Response Programs

Aldina, Robin; Soden, John (2013-04-21)

Increasing reliability concerns over the last decade have led stakeholders within the Energy Industry to place a great deal of attention on the management of electricity load. Traditionally, consumers have been shielded ...