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The objective of the Task is to deliver the necessary methodology, business processes, infrastructure, tools and implementation plans for the rapid deployment of a demand response program into participating country electricity markets to meet the specific goals and policy objectives of that market.
Financing for the Task is currently being structured. Work on the Task is expected to begin in early 2004 after financing has been secured. The Task is organized into three phases over a 30-month project schedule.
This Task will:
Expected Results Include:
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The problems experienced by the North East part of the US on Aug 14th are not unique to the region or even the US, we are facing much the same problems in Europe, Asia and throughout the world. The reserve capacity is shrinking in the electricity systems of many industrialised countries and we believe the international community, working on a collaborative basis, will deliver solutions to address our common issues. We invite all regulators, utilities, industry leaders and technology companies wishing to participate to contact us.
Chairman IEA DSM Programme, Hans Nilsson.
The output will be an actionable plan, customisable to participating countries markets. To accomplish this first step the Operating Agent has organised the following events.
Highly volatile electricity prices are becoming a more frequent and unwanted characteristic of modern electricity wholesale markets. But low demand elasticity, mainly the result of a lack of incentives and consumers' inability to control demand, means that consumer behaviour is not reflected in the cost of energy.
System wide benefits can be achieved with as little as 5% improvement in demand response - Customers will respond to well-designed programs providing opportunities, incentives and information, thereby assuming their role in ensuring efficient price formulation for electricity.
Demand Response is used as an emergency resource in a number of OECD countries and can increase the resilience of electricity markets to supply shortfalls.
Task XIII
Australia
Canada
Denmark
Finland
Italy
Korea
Netherlands
Norway
Spain
Sweden
United States
Operating Agent
Participating Country
The Demand Response Dispatcher Newsletter is provided as a service to participants in the IEA DRR Task XIII, and is not designed to render advice or opinion. The Demand Response Dispatcher makes no representations or warranties and is not responsible for errors or omissions contained in publications annotated herein.
The following presentations have been released for public viewing. Contact information should be contained within each presentation if you wish to follow up with the presenter.
20 Years of DSM - From Regulatory Straighjacket to Centre of Excellence - presented by Hans NilssonAutomatic Meter Reading at Vattenfall Finland - presented by Sanna OorniDemand Response Potential Assessment in Finnish Large-Scale Industry - presented by Hannu PihalaDR Possibilities from a TSOs Point of View - presented by Jarno SederlundIntroduction to Demand Response - presented by Juha KekkonenReal Tïme Prïcïng Demand Response Project in Finland, MAHIS - presented by Pekka KoponenSmall Customer Dynamic Pricing Pilots in Denmark and Norway - presented by Seppo KärkkäinenTime of Use Pricing and Energy Use for Demand Management Delivery - presented by Richard Formby
Introduction - presented by Inge Vognild, Statnett, NorwayDRR - Projects and Experiences World Wide - presented by Ross Malme, RETX, USAEU Perspectives - presented by Håvard V. Malmvik, European CommissionNordic Regulatory Perspectives - presented by NVE, NorwayExperiences with DR and Emergency Standby Power Units as Regulation Power - presented by Mikael Togeby, Elkraft, NorwayDR Impact of Large Scale Deployment of Two Way Communication - presented by Willy Bergström, NESA, DenmarkDR Activities in Finland - presented by Erkki Stam, Fingrid, FinlandDR - Market Design Aspects - presented by Peter Fritz, EME Analys, SwedenMarket Based Demand Response - presented by Ove S. Grance, SINTEF, NorwayNorwegian DR-demonstrators - presented by Kjell Övrebrö, Elink, Norway
Competence Building capacity Shortage - The Project - presented by Gerard Doorman, SINTEF, NorwayMarket Based Solutions for Reserve Capacity - presented by Ivar Wangensteen, NTNUStatnett's Reserve Options Market - presented by Björn Walther, Statnett, NorwayA Simulation Model for Reserve Markets - presented by Ove Wolfgang, SINTEF, NorwayShould Reserve Resources be Used in the Spot Market? - presented by Gerard Doorman, SINTEF, NorwaySecurity of Supply from an UCTE Perspective - presented by Paul-Frederik Bach, EltraThe ETSO Perspective - presented by Sture Larsson, Svenska Kraftnät, SwedenReserve Requirements and Security of Supply - presented by Björn H. Bakken, SINTEF, NorwayCapacity Subscription - Ensuring Security of Supply? - presented by Gerard Doorman, SINTEF, Norway
The Investor's Viewpoint: The Evolution of Risk from the Rating Agency Perspective - presented by Philip W. SmythPersonal Energy Risk - presented by Jeff Brown, Shell TradingPersonal Energy Risk - presented by Gary Bunce, Walton EMCRegional Energy Risk - presented by Brad Miller, BPARegional Energy Risk - presented by Sue Covino, PJMRegional Energy Risk - presented by Henry Yoshimura, ISO NECountry Risk - presented by William Heaps, Advisor to the New Zealand Electricity CommissionCountry Risk - presented by José Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio, Dominican RepublicCountry Risk - presented by Peter Fraser, Special Advisor, Strategic Planning and Policy Development, Ontario, EneAre Market Rules and Standards the Answer? - presented by Peter Morante, RPI Lighting Research CenterAre Market Rules and Standards the Answer? - presented by Jeff Ross-Bain, PE, LEED, Smith Dalia ArchitectsAre Market Rules and Standards the Answer? - presented by Steve Rosenstock, EEIReal Time Pricing Coupled with Risk Management at Georgia Power Company - presented by Mike O'Sheasy, ChristensenMAPP CertifiedInterruptible Demand Rate - presented by Peter A. Koegel, P.E., MAPPCOR Senior EngineerUpdate on IEA Task XIII - presented by Ross Malme, RETX, USAUpdate on IEA Task XIII - presented by Dan Violette, Summit Blue
DR Valuation request for proposal template (pdf)Final DR Valuation Market Analysis Vol I (pdf)Final DR Valuation Market Analysis Vol II revised (pdf)
Australia - Marketplace Overview (pdf)Australia - Roadmap (pdf)Nordic valuation (pdf)Norway - The Value of Load Shifting (pdf)
Australia Case Studies - Technology Database v.1 - (pdf)Australia Case Studies - Technology Database v.2.1. (pdf)Canada Technology Case 1a - OZZ Corporation (pdf)Canada Technology Case 1b - OZZ Demand Response (pdf)Canada Technology Case 2 - Blueline Meter Reader (pdf)Canada Technology Case 3 - Trilliant Mesh Reader (pdf)Canada Rejected Technology Case 4 - GE Encompass (pdf)Canada Technology Case Study Summary (pdf)Denmark Template DR Technologies (pdf)Denmark Demand Response Technology Description issued 26/5-2005 (pdf)Denmark Demand Response Technology Description issued8/6-2005 (pdf)Finland - Technology Database Case Study #1 - Enermet (pdf)Finland - Technology Database Case Study #2 - MX Electrix (pdf)Finland - Technology Database Case Study #3 - Comsel (pdf)Finland - Technology Database Case Study #4 - Ista Suomi Oy (pdf)Finland - Technology Database Case Study #5 - Empower Oy (pdf)Finland - Technology Database Case Study #6 - Aldon Oy (pdf)Finland - Tehnology Case Study Summary (pdf)
Italy - Technology Case Study - A new Load Shedding System for Industrial Loads in the Italian Power System (pdf)
Korea - Technology Database - Case #1 - Direct Load Control in KEMCO (pdf)Korea - Technology Database - Case #2 - Remotely Controlled Air-Conditioners (pdf)Korea - Technology Case Study Summary (pdf)
Netherlands - Technology Case Study - Example Application - Power Market Control Assimilation Lighting and Heating in the Horticultural Sector (pdf)Netherlands - Tehnology Case Study -Example Application - Intelligent Metering and Smart Power Systems Rollout in the Netherlands (pdf)Netherlands - Presentation SPS Amsterdam - Automatic Meter Reading and Intelligent Grid Control, presented by Frans Campfens, Continuon (pdf)
Norway - Technology Case Study - Lekey Load Controller (pdf)Norway - Technology Case Study - Description of Technology for Direct Communication (pdf)
Spain - Technology Case Study #1 - GECO Consumers Management Tool (pdf)Spain - Technology Case Study #2 - Research and Development of a New Methodology About Demand Management Capacity of Large Consumers of Electricity (pdf)Spain - Technology Case Study #3 - Indel Project (Spanish Electric Demand Atlas) (pdf)Spain - Technology Case Study #4 - Interruption Flexible Management Program (IFMP) Tech (pdf)Spain - Spanish Technology Database (pdf)Spain - Technology Case Study Summary (pdf)
United States - Technology Case Studies and Other Research (pdf)United States - Demand Response Resources (DRR) Technology Report (pdf)
For direct access to the Task XIII online DR Potential Calculator click HERE