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2018 | OriginalPaper | Buchkapitel
Quantifying Potential Benefits from Flexible Household Storage Load
verfasst von : Beata Polgari, David Raisz, Daniel Divenyi
Erschienen in: Technological Innovation for Resilient Systems
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Abstract
Household energy storage appliances offer a great potential for various direct load control (DLC) purposes. This paper investigates DLC schemes that could be realized by ripple control (RC) or long-wave radio control (LWRC). The increasing number of electric vehicles, heat-pumps or other household energy storage appliances are great candidates for DLC but in this paper only the currently available boilers have been considered. The authors prepared four case studies in order to quantify the potentials in the existing and future DLC infrastructure therefore analysed the distribution network loss reduction potential of DLC, the benefits of peak-shaving to reduce the procurement cost of the DSO, the attainable balancing energy (BE) reduction of the DSO and the possibility of offering ancillary services (AS) by directly controllable loads.