Impact of 15-Minute Peak-Shaving on Aggregated Demand in Residential Customer Groups
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Kortetmäki, A., Ylipaino, J., Kallioharju, K., Koskela, J., & Järventausta, P (2026). Impact of 15-Minute Peak-Shaving on Aggregated Demand in Residential Customer Groups. In 2026 22nd International Conference on the European Energy Market (EEM), (pp. 1-6). IEEE. https://doi.org/10.1109/EEM68581.2026.11589753
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This study investigates the transition from 60-minute to 15-minute metering resolutions and its impact on residential peak demand management. Using smart meter data from 60 Finnish detached houses, the research analyzes peak-shaving effectiveness at both the individual and aggregated levels. Monte Carlo simulations for group sizes of 1 to 10 households reveal significant impact decay, where individual reductions are heavily diluted when aggregated. This study identifies a critical “resolution gap”: an individual 30% monthly peak reduction based on hourly average data translates to a 9.5% reduction in the coincident annual hourly peak for ten households. In contrast, a 30% strategy based on quarter-hourly data achieves only a 5.9% reduction in the same annual hourly peak. These findings demonstrate that 15-minute clipping is less effective at the grid level than hourly-based shaving, providing empirical support for the regulatory decision to utilize 60-minute averages for harmonized power-based tariffs.
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2026 22nd International Conference on the European Energy Market (EEM)
ISBN
979-8-3195-3554-2
ISSN
2165-4093
2165-4077
2165-4077
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International Conference on the European Energy Market
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