A new software tool to highlight money savings from a demand-side management system for home appliances

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In this article, a new software tool named “ECCO” is introduced. This one is intended to highlight money savings from a home electricity management system. The simulation is based on a complete database of real electricity consumption patterns of AC loads. Two case studies are particularly described to point out the relevance of such a simulation tool. The first one consists in postponing the power demand using the delay start function of home appliances. The second one enables to smooth the electricity consumption from a storage system coupled with a converter. The management strategy described in this article uses the difference between electricity prices in peak time and off-peak time. The results demonstrate that this strategy is currently not profitable in France, but it is much more cost-effective in countries, such as in Australia, where this gap of pricing is higher.

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Bissey, S., Jacques, S., Le Bunetel, J. C., Reymond, C., Raingeaud, Y., Ravier, P., & Lamarque, G. (2019). A new software tool to highlight money savings from a demand-side management system for home appliances. Renewable Energy and Power Quality Journal, 17, 360–365. https://doi.org/10.24084/repqj17.312

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