energy demand / integrated utilities / energy conservation / energy conservation goals / electricity prices / energy audits / electricity usage / electricity load / variable energy resources / electricity systems / utility systems / energy-efficiency programs / electricity costs / comparability over time and across systems / automated meter reading systems / lower electricity use / replacement technology / electricity transmission / active management / energy use / energy usage data / curtailed energy use / electricity use / supply-side regulation services / energy response / balance energy supply / electricity markets / energy / home-area networks / electricity / direct real-time feedback / energy consumption / electricity consumption / Real-time adjustments / retail supplier / residential electricity sector / supply-side tools / grid operator / electricity demand / energy management / energy efficiency / active demand management / capital-intensive electricity industry / electricity customers / load management / retail prices / ancillary services / real-time electricity usage / residential applications / energy efficiency tion / energy/real-time/monthlylmp.aspx / energy consumption data / /
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MIT / Electric Reliability Council / Electric Power Research Institute / Federal Energy Regulatory Commission / /
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PJM Interconnection Hourly RT / RT / /
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AMI / /
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DC / /
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Texas / Pennsylvania / California / /
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Midwest / Southern California / /
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AMI technology / management technologies / replacement technology / /
Chapter 7: Engaging Electricity Demand In this chapter, we discuss the opportunities for grid operation associated with more actively engaging electricity demand. The past several years have seen significant and growing