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Drivers:

• Supporting government funding, policies, utility programs, corporate goals, smart investments, and energy efficiency incentives.
• Dynamic pricing offerings by electric utilities.
• Rapid technological advances and utility industry transformation.
• Adoption of automated demand response due to its benefits.

Definition and Benefits:

Automated Demand Response (ADR) is fully automated signaling from an electricity supplier that allows connectivity to the customer’s energy management system (EMS). This smart network automatically controls and communicates with the equipment to reduce energy consumption during DR events. This program allows facilities that sign up to receive automated event signals from utilities to initiate the pre-programmed Demand Response (DR) strategies.

Demand response is the ability to monitor, operate and reduce the electricity consumption of companies, factories, or individual users when the power grid is near its capacity limits for an incentive. The utilities offer demand response management systems or programs to engage customers and support grid operation during peak demand.

Benefits:                        

• Decreased Manual Operation
• short-term power outages
• It helps reduce energy consumption and electricity bills.
• It helps utilities with balanced Supply and Demand.
• Decrease in energy load across many participating businesses provides significant grid reliability services, reducing stress and stabilizing cost.
• Automated Demand response solutions eliminate the need for new, expensive power units by lowering peak energy demand.
• For customers- Utility bill savings, easier programme participation, more resource and service alternatives, and better customer satisfaction.
• For program administrators - increasing impacts and lowering costs through streamlined, coordinated communications and integrated services.
• For grid operators and utilities – reduced system costs, greater dependability, and optimal grid performance.

Restraints:

• Effects of the geopolitics (change in load patterns affecting the availability of demand response resources)
• Due to perceived cybersecurity risk, customers are hesitant to install hardware or integrate SCADA
• Customer awareness
• For many smaller sites, the cost of hardware and installation is unaffordable.
• Retrofitting existing meter connections with smart technology.
• Concerns for the appliance/electronics longevity that are cycled on/off by demand response programs.

Opportunities:

• Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) rollouts – U.S.A., Sweden, Italy, France, Netherlands, Japan, UK, New Zealand.

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