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Many experiments are being carried out through demonstration to establish the negawatt/demand response (DR) market, in Japan. A demonstration project of DR among residential households, buildings, factories, and electric vehicles (EV) has been conducted from 2012 to 2014, in Yokohama Smart City Project (YSCP), which is one of the largest-scale smart city projects in Japan, and 2014 to 2016 in successive projects. In the DR demonstration experiments for buildings and factories, the target amount of reduction of power consumption had been allocated for each customer according to its capability to reduce electricity demand, in order to provide the stable amount of negawatt(aggregated DR capacity) for the power utility as an “negawatt aggregator”. In this paper, we report the demonstration experiment result and the difference between consumers in capability to reduce electricity demand in terms of the characteristics of consumers. In order to compare each consumer, the analysis was based on several key factors such as; DR response time (speed of response), equipment and control process, and capability of reduction of power consumption.

Experiences of demand response in Yokohama demonstration project