MASTERS RESEARCHERS
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Louis-Philippe Proulx
Masters student in energy engineering 514 340-6053 x3925 |
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The aim of my research is to understand if residential demand response can be used to tackle the problem of phase balancing. In order to reduce the loss related to the conversion from three-phase to single phase current, demand response can be used to balance the load on each phase and so to reduce this loss.
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Residential demand response program have been shown to have a huge potential to balance the integration of renewable energy and to shift load from peak to low demand period. My research project consists of defining the possible business model of a water-heaters aggregator. I will look for what technical and economical viable offer can be proposed, using amoung others the mean field game theory.
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My research focuses on the techno-economic impacts of high penetration of distributed energy storage in the electricity market. More specifically, the objective of my current project is to understand the key market drivers that will make the energy storage-as-a-service (ESaaS) business model profitable for investors, customers, utilities and RTO/ISO.
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Hugues Souchard de Lavoreille
Internship Masters in Science and Executive Engineering MINES ParisTech, France 514 340-6053 x3925 hugues.souchard@polymtl.ca |
Influencing appliances' and consumers' behaviour by sending price signals is a promising way to solve the complicated equation of achieving power network stability at low cost with low carbon emissions and low energy usage. Demand response at the level of private dwellings can be achieved by aggregating a high number of homes appliances and by controlling the load of this set of dwellings together. My research focuses on bottom-up modeling and optimizing the behaviour of this set of appliances in a context of high penetration of renewable energies sources, storage systems and other new usages.
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