Case study of Aran Islands: Optimal DR control of heat pumps and appliances info:eu-repo/semantics/bookPart 2022 https://phaidrabg.bg.ac.rs/o:30445 doi:10.1049/PBPO215E_ch16 The Institution of Engineering and Technology Jelić, Marko Pujić, Dea Tomašević, Nikola Lissa, Paulo Peretti Correa, Dayanne Keane, Marcus Case study of Aran Islands: Optimal demand response control of heat pumps and appliances application/pdf 3944125 bytes Demand response has proven to be a crucial mechanism in the process of flexibility exploitation on the demand side. Throughout the years, it has evolved and expanded, reaching more and more previously untapped potential sources. In that process, residential users have provided a significant buffering capacity for balancing energy production and demand, but this came with a few challenges. With more and more households transitioning from being purely energy users to smart homes and energy prosumers with distributed renewable energy generation, new possibilities have opened up for integrated optimisation approaches that make the best use of both locally generated and grid-supplied energy as well as energy storage systems. All rights reserved 21 strana eng