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A Compendious Study On Demand Side Management: An Indian Perspective

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This review provides an overview of available techniques used for Demand side Management. Demand side management techniques used are classified into three categories direct load control, peak load management, and time of use (TOU). The different DSM techniques comprehend reasonable savings to both utility and consumers simultaneously, while reducing the system peak. This paper also gives a small review on demand response and energy efficiency. Demand Response plays an important role in the electricity market for maintaining the balance between supply and demand by introducing load flexibility instead of only adjusting generation levels, at almost all operational time scales. Demand Response is going to become a part of the system operations in smart grid driven restructured power system around the world in near future. India has initiated the National Mission for Enhanced Energy Efficiency under National Action Plan for Climate Change which addresses various aspects of energy efficiency such as technology, financing, fiscal incentive and also creation of energy efficiency as a market instrument. However, even though energy efficiency has substantial scope in the Indian subcontinent, the market for energy efficiency has been limited. This paper also provides an illustration of the concept of DSM Power Plant model through some case studies in different states of India.

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