Ancillary service bid generation systems and methods
AssigneeHoneywell International Inc.
InventorsSteve Gabel, George Bell, Paul Lipkin, Earl Gray, John Hurd
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Abstract
Ancillary service bid generation systems and methods are described herein. One example of a method for ancillary service bid generation includes quantifying an electric demand for a number of electrical devices, determining an electric demand reduction capability of the number of electrical devices for a number of event scenarios, and preparing an ancillary service bid based on the electric demand reduction capability of the number of electrical devices.
Claims20
A method for ancillary service bid generation, comprising:
- quantifying an electric demand for a number of electrical devices;
- determining an electric demand reduction capability of the number of electrical devices for a number of event scenarios;
- and
- preparing an ancillary service bid based on the electric demand reduction capability of the number of electrical devices.
A non-transitory computer readable medium, comprising instructions to:
- determine an electric demand reduction capability of a number of electrical devices for a number of event scenarios;
- quantify an electric demand reduction for the number of electrical devices at each of the number of event scenarios;
- and
- prepare an ancillary service bid based on the electric demand reduction capability of the number of electrical devices, wherein the ancillary service bid includes a quantity of electric demand that can be reduced at each of the number of event scenarios.
A system, comprising:
- a computing device including instructions to:
- receive an electric demand reduction capability of a number of electrical devices for a number of event scenarios;
- quantify an electric demand for the number of electrical devices at each of the number of event scenarios;
- prepare an ancillary service bid based on the electric demand reduction capability of the number of electrical devices;
- receive a notification that a particular event scenario is occurring;
- and
- alter the electric demand of the number of electrical devices to settings that correspond to the particular event scenario.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.