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Incentivizing Residential Electricity Consumers to Match Their Consumption with Local Solar Production
註釋Increasing amounts of distributed electricity generation require new measures to utilize the existing electricity grid efficiently. This paper presents the results of a field trial in which households received price incentives when adjusting their daily electricity consumption to local electricity generation. Effects are estimated with a matched control group to establish causality and further enable the identification of average load shifting effects. The results show that price incentives are effective in shifting households' electricity demand to peak electricity supply times, while at the same time overall daily electricity demand is not increased.