Balyk, Olexandr

Hevia Koch, Pablo Alejandro

Katz, Jonas

In order to achieve a better understanding of the system value of residential demand response, we study the potential impact of flexible demand on the costs of system reserves in a fossil-free electricity supply. Comparing these costs with traditional means of regulation our analysis aims to contribute to determining the least-cost options for regulation in a fossil-free power system. We extend an existing energy system model with demand response and reserve modelling and analyse the impact for the case of Denmark in 2035 to reflect a system based on renewable resources for electricity and heating

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The impact of residential demand response on the costs of a fossil-free system reserve

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The impact of residential demand response on the costs of a fossil-free system reserve

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