All activities or programs undertaken by an electricity system or consumers to influence the amount and timing of electricity use.

The act of reducing energy consumption or moving energy use from peak to off-peak, periods in order to reduce overall energy costs.

The planning, implementation and monitoring of utility activities designed to help customers use electricity more efficiently and shift use from peak to off-peak periods.

The practice of cutting electrical energy usage and/or costs by shifting usage patterns through incentives (e.g., time-of-day rates) or negotiating more favorable energy supply agreements. 

A utility program aimed at reducing consumer use of energy through conservation or efficiency measures.

refers to utility programs intended to affect the timing or amount of customer electricity use. These include energy efficiency programs aimed at reducing the energy required to serve customer needs and programs that shift electricity demand to reduce peak loads or to make more economic use of utility resources.

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Demand Response and Energy Efficiency measures by end-use (retail) customers

All-inclusive umbrella term for the set of programs and activities of electric utility companies that are developed to encourage customers to modify their level and pattern of electricity usage. DSM i [..]

In reference to electricity supply/demand, demand side management uses measures to influence the amount and timing of consumer electricity demand, for example, promoting electricity conservation by encouraging the use of low wattage lighting.

An object that represents the confirmation of a customer's participation in a program.

A representation of a customer's request to participate in an energy-efficiency or demand-response program.

An energy-efficiency program in which incentives are offered to encourage customers to upgrade outdated equipment or appliances for newer, energy-efficient models.

A document containing information about energy-efficiency or demand- response goals, the measures that a participant must implement to contribute to the fulfillment of these goals, and the incentives [..]

A combination of sales organization, distribution channel, and division that are assigned to a program.

A collection of program attributes and their values.

Occurring during the time when the demand for energy is high.

Occurring during the time when the demand for energy is low.

A step to be taken that enables customers to participate in demand response events, or results in energy efficiency.

A decrease in the amount of energy consumed to, for example, reduce stress on the grid.

A means implemented by utility companies to control the electrical load consumed.

A product, service, or remuneration for a measure implemented by the customer.

The act of delivering a monetary incentive to the customer as part of an energy-efficiency or demand-response program.

A maximum payment amount for financial incentives in an agreement.

A demand-response event consisting of a scheduled period during which energy demand is deemed to be critical and the utility company charges more for energy usage (critical-peak pricing).

A rate system established by a utility company in which customers pay a higher rate for energy consumed when the demand for energy is deemed critical (critical-peak event).

A concept where utilities customers contribute to energy load reduction when demand is high or when system reliability is at risk.

Process of managing the energy demand of end users by influencing the consumed energy quantity or the patterns of energy use.

An occurrence, such as an increased demand for energy, that generates an explicit request to activate the demand-response measure.

A program designed to implement demand-response measures.

A rule-based check defined for a specific program by a utility company

A period defined in the program during which customers can enroll in a program.

Monetary remuneration for a measure implemented by the customer.

The individual quantity for a goal within a measure that contributes to the program goal.

The desired end result of an energy-efficiency or demand-response program.

A program designed to implement energy efficiency measures.