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Design, Development, and Deployment of Open Demand Side Resource Integration Platform (DSRIP) Integrated with Residential Small Commercial Buildings
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Design, Development, and Deployment of Open Demand Side Resource Integration Platform (DSRIP) Integrated with Residential Small Commercial Buildings

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  • IG sponsors Information

Overview

Project Summary

The purpose of this project is to develop and strengthen the integration of mass market (Small Commercial and Residential) Distributed Energy Resources (DER) into the California grid, working with both utilities and the Independent System Operator (ISO) using a “market based” approach. This project aims to achieve aggregated “mass customization” of energy demand by integrating products from multiple industries including HVAC, plug load controls, electric vehicles, customer owned PV, and customer sited storage.

The Open Demand Side Resources Integration Platform (DSRIP) is the integrating software platform that will access all these devices using both open standards and application programming interfaces (API). It will demonstrate how multiple small loads, each impacted by and tuned to individual customer preferences, can provide load management for both utilities and the ISO in California. This approach recognizes that the nature of DERs are changing, and previously distinct sub groups such as demand response, electric transportation, energy storage and, local generation are increasingly merging into a single integrated grid.

Project Team

  • Project Lead
    1. EPRI
  • Utilities
  • N/A
  • Research Partners
    1. Clean Fuel Connection
    2. InTech Energy
    3. Chai Energy
    4. Pedagogy World
  • Vendors
  • N/A
  • Other Participants or Stakeholders
    1. California Energy Commission (CEC)
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Project Information

Project Information

  • Technology Demonstrated
    1. Residential Solar PV
    2. Commercial Solar PV
    3. Residential Battery Storage
    4. Commercial Battery Storage
    5. Smart Appliances
    6. Home Energy Manager
    7. Advanced Metering
    8. Electric Vehicle
    9. Distributed Resource Management System
    10. Customer Integration
    11. Common Information Model
  • Demonstration Objectives
    1. Market Interface and Design
    2. Smart City Infrastructure
    3. DER Operations and Maintenance
  • Related EPRI Programs
    1. P161 - Information and Communication Technology
  • Project Type
    1. Laboratory Testing
    2. Modeling and Simulation
    3. Field Deployment
    4. Cost-Benefit Assessment
    5. Use Case Development

Status

Beginning Date:
February 1, 2017
Ending Date:
December 30, 2019
Project Status:
In Progress
Last Modified:
November 2, 2020

Additional Information

For Additional Information:
  1. https://ww2.energy.ca.gov/business_meetings/2016_packets/2016-05-17/Item_17b_EPC-15-075.pdf

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