Option value of electricity demand response

By E. Lawrence, O. Sezgen, C. Goldman, P. Krishnarao. 2005

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Citations in the corpus

• Demand Response From Household Customers: Experiences From a Pilot Study in Norway (2011, background): “According to [6] a perfect balance between supply and demand in real time is a necessity for a reliable operation of the electricity system; in addition, customer participation in wholesale energy markets tends to reduce price volatility and lower the average electricity prices paid by customers [7]”
• The Analysis of Security Cost for Different Energy Sources (2009, unknown): “(2), the standard deviation of price differences is commonly used as a measure of price volatility [26–30].”