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Mohammad Al-Addous, Sahil Al Hmidan, Mustafa Jaradat, Emil Alasis and Nesrine Barbana
Periodic daily fluctuating demand for energy and power is a perceptible phenomenon, resulting in some moments of low demand for power and energy related to the huge energy comes from renewable energy systems, and some moments of peak load demand. This ph...
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Ibrar Ullah, Irshad Hussain, Peerapong Uthansakul, M. Riaz, M. Naeem Khan and Jaime Lloret
Due to the rapid increase in human population, the use of energy in daily life is increasing day by day. One solution is to increase the power generation in the same ratio as the human population increase. However, that is usually not possible practicall...
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Caston Sigauke, Delson Chikobvu
Uncertainty in electricity demand is caused by many factors. Large changes are usually attributed to extreme weather conditions and the general random usage of electricity by consumers. More understanding requires a detailed analysis using a stochastic p...
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Chi-Chun Lo, Shang-Ho Tsai and Bor-Shyh Lin
This paper presents an optimal dispatch model of an ice storage air-conditioning system for participants to quickly and accurately perform energy saving and demand response, and to avoid the over contact with electricity price peak. The schedule planning...
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Delson Chikobvu, Caston Sigauke
The paper discusses the modelling of the influence of temperature on average daily electricity demand in South Africa using a piecewise linear regression model and the generalized extreme value theory approach for the period - 2000 to 2010. Empirical res...
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