Developing methods to model local area temporal domestic electricity demand

Informacje na temat projektu

Spatialec

Identyfikator umowy o grant: 700386

DOI

10.3030/700386

Projekt został zamknięty

Data podpisania przez KE 28 Kwietnia 2016

Data rozpoczęcia 1 Grudnia 2017

Data zakończenia 31 Października 2020

Finansowanie w ramach

• EXCELLENT SCIENCE - Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions

Koszt całkowity

€ 257 017,35

Wkład UE

€ 257 017,35

Koordynowany przez

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON
United Kingdom

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Publikacje

Other (9)

ENA Open Networks Project: Flexibility Consultation 2020–a response

Autorzy: Ben Anderson and Tom Rushby
Opublikowane w: 2020
Wydawca: University of Southampton

A response to: The Sixth Carbon Budget and Welsh emissions targets–Call for Evidence

Autorzy: Ben Anderson
Opublikowane w: 2020
Wydawca: University of Southampton

The NZ GREEN Grid project recruited a sample of 25 households in each of two regions of New Zealand (Stephenson et al. 2017). The first sample was recruited in early 2014 and the second in early 2015. Research data includes: 1 minute mean electricity power (W) data collected for each dwelling circuit using Grid Spy monitors on each power circuit (and the incoming power); dwelling & appliance surve

Autorzy: Anderson, Ben, David Eyers, Rebecca Ford, Diana Giraldo Ocampo, Rana Peniamina, Janet Stephenson, Kiti Suomalainen, Lara Wilcocks, and Michael Jack.
Opublikowane w: UKDA Reshare Database, 2018
Wydawca: University of Otago
DOI: 10.5255/ukda-sn-853334

Estimating the Technical Potential of Residential Demand Response in New Zealand: A Summary of Results

Autorzy: Carsten Dortans, Ben Anderson, Michael Jack, Janet Stephenson
Opublikowane w: GREEN Grid Project Report, 2018
Wydawca: University of Otago

NZ GREEN Grid Household Electricity Demand Data EECA Data Processing (Part A) Report v1.0

Autorzy: Ben Anderson
Opublikowane w: Technical Report (for the NZ Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority), 2019
Wydawca: University of Otago

Accelerating Electric Vehicle Uptake in New Zealand: an information gap analysis

Autorzy: Myall, Daniel, Moller, Henrik, Ivanov, Dima, Gentle, Hannah, Barnett, Joe, Anderson, Ben, Parker, Rafferty, Jack, Michael, and Love, Donald.
Opublikowane w: Flip The Fleet Research Report No. 4 (A Review for The Parliamentary Commissioner for Environment), 2019
Wydawca: University of Otago/FlipTheFleet

NZ GREEN Grid Household Electricity Demand Data: EECA Data Analysis (Part B) Report v2.1

Autorzy: Carsten Dortans, Ben Anderson and Michael Jack
Opublikowane w: Technical Report (for EECA), 2019
Wydawca: University of Otago

NZ GREEN Grid Household Electricity Demand Data: EECA Data Analysis (Part C) Upscaling Advice Report v1.0

Autorzy: Ben Anderson
Opublikowane w: Technical Report (for EECA), 2019
Wydawca: University of Otago

A preliminary analysis of changes in outdoor air quality in the City of Southampton during the 2020 COVID-19 outbreak to date: a response to DEFRA’s Call for Evidence 1 on Estimation of changes in air pollution emissions, concentrations and exposure during the COVID-19 outbreak in the UK.

Autorzy: Ben Anderson and Kim Dirks
Opublikowane w: 2020
Wydawca: University of Southampton

Peer reviewed articles (3)

Lightening the load: quantifying the potential for energy-efficient lighting to reduce peaks in electricity demand

Autorzy: Carsten Dortans, Michael W. Jack, Ben Anderson, Janet Stephenson
Opublikowane w: Energy Efficiency, Numer 13/6, 2020, Strona(/y) 1105-1118, ISSN 1570-646X
Wydawca: Springer Verlag
DOI: 10.1007/s12053-020-09870-8

Ensuring statistics have power: Guidance for designing, reporting and acting on electricity demand reduction and behaviour change programs

Autorzy: Ben Anderson, Tom Rushby, Abubakr Bahaj, Patrick James
Opublikowane w: Energy Research & Social Science, Numer 59, 2020, Strona(/y) 101260, ISSN 2214-6296
Wydawca: Elsevier Limited
DOI: 10.1016/j.erss.2019.101260

Detailed comparison of energy-related time-use diaries and monitored residential electricity demand

Autorzy: Kiti Suomalainen, David Eyers, Rebecca Ford, Janet Stephenson, Ben Anderson, Michael Jack
Opublikowane w: Energy and Buildings, Numer 183, 2019, Strona(/y) 418-427, ISSN 0378-7788
Wydawca: Elsevier BV
DOI: 10.1016/j.enbuild.2018.11.002

Conference proceedings (12)

SAVE: Testing domestic electricity consumption flexibility

Autorzy: Ben Anderson, Tom Rushby
Opublikowane w: University of Otago: OERC Public Lecture, 2018
Wydawca: University of Otago

Social Practices, Transitions & the Use of Time: Options for understanding and assessing socio-technical change

Autorzy: Ben Anderson
Opublikowane w: Towards Sustainability Transitions in the Anthropocene: beyond behaviour change?, 2018
Wydawca: Royal Society Te Apārangi: Wellington

Neighbourhood Demand Profiles: Why, how and how far have we got?

Autorzy: Ben Anderson
Opublikowane w: GREEN Grid Project Update, 2018
Wydawca: University of Otago

SAVE: A large scale randomised control trial approach to testing domestic electricity consumption flexibility in the UK

Autorzy: Ben Anderson, Tom Rushby
Opublikowane w: University of Otago: Department of Econmics Seminar, 2018
Wydawca: University of Otago

Non-energy energy policies and the use of time: Explaining shifts in UK electricity demand from 1974 to 2014

Autorzy: Ben Anderson & Jacopo Torriti
Opublikowane w: Centre for Sustainability Public Lecture, 2018
Wydawca: University of Otago

Energy Cultures: Why people don’t do what they ‘should’...

Autorzy: Ben Anderson, Janet Stephenson
Opublikowane w: IEA Energy in Buildings and Communities Technical Symposium, 2018
Wydawca: University of Otago

Seeing the light: The effects of LED light bulb installation on electricity demand in UK households:: results of a large n randomised control trial

Autorzy: Tom Rushby, Ben Anderson, Abubakr Bahaj, Patrick James
Opublikowane w: 12th OERC Energy & Climate Change Symposium 2018, 2018
Wydawca: University of Otago

Electrifying Heat: Patterns of electricity consumption in electrically heated households in the UK and New Zealand

Autorzy: Ben Anderson, Tom Rushby, Michael Jack
Opublikowane w: 8th International Conference on Energy and Environment of Residential Buildings, 2018
Wydawca: University of Otago

Warm, dry, healthy homes and peak electricity demand: Wham-wham or win-win?

Autorzy: Ben Anderson
Opublikowane w: BRANZ Household Energy Study Scoping Workshop, 2019
Wydawca: University of Otago

Small Area Temporal Household Electricity Demand Microsimulation Models for New Zealand: Why, how and how far have we got?

Autorzy: Ben Anderson
Opublikowane w: 2019 Regional Studies Association Australasia Conference, 2018
Wydawca: Regional Studies Association Australasia

Will Flipping the Fleet F**k the Grid?

Autorzy: Ben Anderson, Rafferty Parker, Daniel Myall, Henrik Moller, and Michael Jack
Opublikowane w: IAEE Asia-Oceania 2020: Energy in Transition, 2020
Wydawca: IAEE Asia-Oceania

Experiences of spatial microsimulation with ‘big’ and ‘little’ data: A comparison of models for (parts of) the United Kingdom and New Zealand

Autorzy: Ben Anderson, Tom Rushby, Abubakr Bahaj, Patrick James
Opublikowane w: 7th World Congress of the International Microsimulation Association, 2019
Wydawca: International Microsimulation Association