کد مقاله | کد نشریه | سال انتشار | مقاله انگلیسی | نسخه تمام متن |
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1731129 | 1016084 | 2015 | 11 صفحه PDF | دانلود رایگان |
• Inexistence of a standard on Demand Response limits the application of demand flexibility.
• Demand flexibility is essential for the cost-effective integration of renewable generation technologies.
• Benefits of certification of activities in the trading of Demand Response are highlighted.
• Necessary activities for a standard interchange of Demand Response are identified.
• The specifications of a new standard for Demand Response certification are given.
Certification according to international standards brings many benefits to the society, including technical, economic and environmental aspects. In this context, this paper highlights the benefits of certification of Demand Response, including the additional credibility which provides to the trading of flexibility and higher confidence between different players. The consequence is a dynamic environment which facilitates the market acceptance of Demand Response services and products, providing significant benefits to providers and users of such services. A methodology for the systematic certification of different activities related to the transaction of Demand Response resources has been developed and it is presented here. In particular, three types of certificate have been specified, considering the certification of the entity providing the resource (Demand Response Provider), the contractual framework between the provider and the requester (Demand Response Product) and the physical platform to enable and guarantee such transaction (Demand Response Energy Service Trader).The results of this paper may help regulators and standardization bodies in the design and specification of a future norm to allow the certification of the above-mentioned activities, or a further development of existing regulation for certification of energy efficiency systems (like ISO (International Standard Organization) 50001), where certification of Demand Response activities could be complementary.
Journal: Energy - Volume 93, Part 1, 15 December 2015, Pages 705–715