Clinton J. Andrews; Clinton J. Andrews
Harvested from ORCID Public Data FileClinton J. Andrews in OpenAIREElectric power planners in developing countries have the opportunity to anticipate air conditioning-induced demand peaks, rather than merely react to them, as has happened in the United States. Demand-side management activities targeting future air conditioning installations therefore may be warranted, based on economic efficiency considerations, the U.S. experience, and worldwide trends in air conditioning usage. The feasibility of such anticipatory efforts is likely to hinge on local parameters, including domestic energy supplies, foreign exchange and capital constraints, rates of load growth, evidence of impacts on load profiles, and familiarity with demand-side planning concepts.
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Harvested from ORCID Public Data FileClinton J. Andrews in OpenAIREAbstract Reliability investments occuring on the customer side of the meter are becoming increasingly important, and warrant consideration when planning utility efforts to improve electricity reliability. This paper presents an end-use approach to the analysis of reliability investments, and suggests that from an economic efficiency perspective, society might prefer a greater emphasis on customer-side reliability investments. The feasibility of this approach is demonstrated using utility-supplied end-use data.
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