부산대학교 도서관

To incentivize residential-scale customer participation in explicit demand response (DR), it has to be possible to provide them with a sufficiently accurate assessment of the potential economic benefits they might gain from it. However, such an assessment necessarily requires good knowledge of the technical flexibility of the consumption and parameters characterizing it. In this study, a probabilistic DR assessment model is used to analyze the impact of various flexibility characteristics and constraints. It is found that some of them significantly affect the results, whereas others have miniscule influence. Furthermore, a case study based on a typical consumption profile allows to conclude that a householder without significant thermostatic loads has relatively small economic benefit from participation in explicit DR.