GridHacker Team
Demand Response vs. Load Shifting: Engineering Reality vs. Marketing Hype
The goal was simple: shed non-essential HVAC and lighting loads during peak pricing events triggered by the local utility.
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The goal was simple: shed non-essential HVAC and lighting loads during peak pricing events triggered by the local utility.
In practice, DR is often a fragile, high-latency mess that relies on a daisy chain of unreliable communication links and poorly synchronized control loops.
You know that a VPP is essentially a highly orchestrated, distributed demand-side management scheme that relies on a level of telemetry and control latency t...
When procurement teams treat DR as a "set it and forget it" efficiency play, they inevitably end up with a portfolio of assets that are optimized for neither.
You pay a customer to shed load, the grid stays balanced, and everyone wins.