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Demand Response Proposals Samsø. In scenario 1, a DR/ToU program is proposed for the Marina users. More specifically, the marina users will receive lower fees from participating in the SMILE Energy program, when reducing their consumption to a certain level in peak hours and trying to adjust their load with the generation from the PV system. This can be encouraged by a system of different €/kWh per time-period of the day (e.g. at peak hours, and the rest of the day), reflecting the peak loads and the PV generation and, consecutively, the Marina import/export electric power balance from the main grid, in order to either further minimize the import/export balance or eliminating it altogether, making the Marina fully autonomous with respect to power consumption if possible. It should be remarked, that the intension is not to fully interrupt the loads, merely to adjust their consumption to a maximum level, ensuring that they have access to a certain level of kW all day. If the priced-based model for the consumers is not valid, due to regulatory reasons and taxes for example, then as an alternative, an incentive based system could be used, i.e. behavioral-configurable load control. To be more specific, via a point system the customers would be encouraged to alter their 70 "Optimal Charging Scheduling of Electric Vehicles in Smart Grids - MDPI." 17 Apr. 2014, xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/1996-1073/7/4/2449/pdf. Accessed 14 Feb. 2018. electrical consumption, pairing that of the electrical generation, and in every bill a discount would be given, reflecting the alignment, or not, of the customer to the consumption required. For example, the boat owners will be given more points i.e. more discount in their bill if they charge their boats' batteries during midday, when the PVs to be installed generate more electricity, or during the night, when Wind Generators are probably generating and the rest of the grid-load is at its lowest. For the cases which consider larger parts of the island (scenario 2, 3 and 4) a more straightforward approach could be required and not a voluntary one as the aforementioned. Then an incentive-based DR program could be proposed, and more specifically Direct Load Control (DR/DLC), in which case the users’ load/consumption is controlled and is either charged normally/slowly, or even rapidly if possible, in order to follow the PV or wind generation and the actual loading in the grid. In this way the electricity transaction with the rest of the Danish electrical Grid would be reduced, ...
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