Sentence examples for implementing demand from inspiring English sources
Implementing demand response (DR) in commercial buildings can play a major role in reducing building's peak load.
Besides, it allows simulating and assessing the impacts of implementing demand management actions over this type of end-use loads.
Implementing demand response programs sounds attractive for the consumers through providing some incentives in one hand, and it improves the risk hedging capability of the utility on the other hand.
On the other hand, microgrid owners fed electrical loads interacting with the other microgrids and distribution network operator implementing demand response program during the scheduling horizon to acquire maximum profit.
In this paper, we review the literature on the social acceptability costs of implementing demand response programs, and we discuss the key features of implementing a real-time price to energy.
The paper addresses the issue of the transition from a traditional electrical system without automation to a newer active and smart system allowing the possibility of implementing Demand Side Management policies, for little islands not supplied by the main grid.
The Germans retained the Committee during the occupation; it was responsible for implementing demands made by the.
The purpose of this work is to provide an insight for a possible methodology to implement demand response strategies at a city scale.
In some modern communication systems, as it is the case of WiMAX, it has been decided to implement Demand Assignment Multiple Access (DAMA) solutions.
Such reform is a central component of the NHS Plan [ 58] and NHS Reform [ 56], which specifically, proposed four work-streams to implement demand side reforms; supply side reforms, transactional reforms and systems management.
Upon offering the service (transport and MHC), service provider's submitted vouchers to the study team (coordinator) and upon verification, the coordinator effected their reimbursement.Figure 1, is a schematic presentation of the management and administrative structure of the voucher scheme that was part of the implemented demand and supply side intervention.
