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Modeling the Effects of Probabilistic Participation of Domestic and Industrial Customers’ in the Time-of-Use Pricing and Interruptible Load Programs

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  • International Journal of Science and Engineering Investigations

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  • 2017

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Nowadays, demand response programs have gained importance due to their purpose of improving the operation of power systems. Demand response programs are divided into two main categories of incentive-based and price-based programs. The purpose of this paper is to model and analyze two practical and substantial demand response programs that correspond to the two types of customers in the distribution system. In this regard, the interruptible load program is intended for the industrial customers and the time-of-use (TOU) pricing program is intended for the domestic customers. The interruptible load program is a reward-based program specific to peak hours; while the time-of-use pricing program is based on three price tariffs throughout the day. An efficient model based on the information of customer price elasticity is used to analyze the customers’ response. Moreover, the level of customers’ participation is taken into account in each program using two parameters; and the effects of their probabilistic participation are evaluated in three different simulation cases. In order to analyze the proposed method, a case study is considered and the evaluation indices of the load curve are calculated and analyzed after executing the programs. The simulation results clearly indicate the efficiency of the proposed method.
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