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Chilled Water Storage System and Demand Response at the University of California at Merced

Publication Date: November 2009
Publishing Organization: U.S. Department of Energy, Ernest Orlando Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Format: PDF
Authors: J. Granderson, J.H. Dudley, S. Kiliccote, M.A. Piette
Keywords:

campus, campus control system, central heating and cooling, chilled water storage system, demand reduction, demand response program, diverse building loads, doe - lbl, dr, energy efficiency, evaluation protocols, evaluations, financial savings, flatten, load profile, merced, non-coincident, off-peak price periods, peak demand periods, programs, research, semi-automated response, single electrical meter, smart grid, tariffs, technical paper, university of california, zone temperature set point change event

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This paper describes research to study Demand Response savings in the presence of storage systems in a campus setting.

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