A survey of utility experience with real time pricing: implications for policymakers seeking price responsive demand

By G. Barbose, C. Goldman, B. Neenan. 2005

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Scheduling Power Consumption With Price Uncertainty (2011, background): “By providing economic incentives to consumers, utilities expect to shift power usage away from peak periods, thereby improving stability and lowering production costs in the long run [1], [2].”
Demand Response in Electricity Markets: An Overview (2007, background): “Actually, this was the prime driver for many utilities to offer DR programs especially for large consumers [6].”
Rethinking Real Time Electricity Pricing (2011, background): “�hd = E � �A(phs p T=0 s ) + � D (phd phs) + � HP g HPd + � T s jh;d � ( 8 )”