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To explore the projects selected for GFO 15-311 see the table below:
| Project Title | Source | Purpose | |
|---|---|---|---|
| wdt_ID | Project Title | Source | Purpose |
| 130 | EPC-15-045 Transactive Incentive Signals to Manage Electricity Consumption for Demand Response | EPRI | This project develops TLM signals, expressed in the form of proxy prices reflective of current and future grid conditions, and develops and implements software to calculate such signals. |
| 131 | EPC-15-048 Residential Intelligent Energy Management Solution: Advanced Intelligence to Enable Integration of Distributed Energy Resources | Alternative Energy Solutions Consulting (AESC) | This project tests and validates an intelligent residential energy management system that is capable of communicating with a variety of DERs including solar PV and energy storage in 100 residences in San Diego. |
| 132 | EPC-15-051 The Value Proposition for Cost-Effective, Dr-Enabling, Nonresidential Lighting System Retrofits in California Buildings | Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory | The purpose of this research project will be to evaluate the costs and benefits of DR control system requirements in the California Energy Code across the existing non-residential building stock in California. |
| 133 | EPC-15-054 Complete and Low-Cost Retail Automated Transactive Energy System (RATES) | Universal Devices Inc | This project will develop and pilot-test a standards-based Retail Automated Transactive Energy System (RATES), and behind the meter energy management solution. |
| 137 | EPC-15-057: Customer-controlled, Price-mediated, Automated Demand Response for Commercial Buildings | UC Berkely | The purpose of this project is to improve small and large commercial customer participation in demand response programs by providing a cost-effective energy management system that allows a wide range of service offerings as well as effective and automated price-based management. |
| 141 | EPC-15-073: Identifying Effective Demand Response Program Designs to Increase Residential Customer Participation | UCLA | This project tested the effectiveness of innovative designs for demand response programs for residential customers using a behind-the-meter customer engagement platform developed by OhmConnect. |
| 145 | EPC-15-074: Meeting Customer and Supply-side Market Needs with Electrical and Thermal Storage, Solar, Energy Efficiency and Integrated Load Management Systems | Center for Sustainable Energy | This project develops co-optimization strategies for DERs. The purpose is to maximize customer and system value. |
| 149 | EPC-15-075: Customer-centric Demand Management using Load Aggregation and Data Analytics | EPRI | This project will demonstrate how a large number of small loads, each impacted by and tuned to individual customer preferences can provide load management for both utilities and the CAISO. |
| 153 | EPC-15-083: Empowering Proactive Consumers to Participate in Demand Response Programs | OhmConnect | The project will develop, test, and refine information communication and automation techniques that maximize customer engagement in DR events and low-cost telemetry solutions that facilitate participation in CAISO r markets. |
| 157 | EPC-15-084: Total Charge Management: Advanced Charge Management for Renewable Integration | BMW North America | This project explores the benefits and opportunities of Total Charge Management, where electric vehicle charging is managed across multiple charging events to maximize vehicle load flexibility. |