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Supply & Demand

Supply & Demand

Demand Forecast Model

Forecasting Process of Electricity Consumption and Peak Demand Model

Overview of Electricity Consumption Forecast Models

Overview of Electricity Consumption Forecast Models
Classification Feature
Electricity Panel Model
(Main model)
Electricity consumption was forecast based on the panel data analysis on about 180 countries and changes in GDP and electricity prices.
Gross Energy Panel Model Electricity consumption was forecast based on the relative prices (electricity price/total energy prices) instead of absolute prices in the similar electricity panel model.
Time Series Model Electricity consumption was forecast on the assumption that future electricity demand follows the patterns and trends of the past demand data.
Structural Break model Electricity consumption was forecast based on economic and social changes (demography and alternative energy prices).
Micro Model Sum of the forecasts in residential, commercial and industrial (10 parts) areas.

Overview of Peak Demand Forecast Models

Overview of Peak Demand Forecast Models
Classification Feature
Macro Model
(Main Model)
This model was developed to identify the relationship between peak load and electricity consumption. Temperature variability in peak load was also considered in this model.
Time Series Model The annual peak value from the hourly forecast data of electricity demand and used as the data of peak load forecast.
Structural Break model Electricity consumption was forecast based on structural changes regarding peak load, electricity consumption and temperatures.
Micro Model The peak demand was calculated by dividing the annual electricity consumption by the hourly demand at the time of peak load.