Smart meters
Report
Governing smart data in the public interest: lessons from Ontario’s Smart Metering Entity
This paper explores the data governance model designed for Ontario’s smart metering system for electricity consumption. Plans to introduce smart meters, designed to generate granular data about electrical consumption, led to concerns about how to balance the interests of public and private sector actors that are accessing and using this data with public concerns over...
Report
RP 3035 final report: modelling uptake of water conservation and efficiency measures in Sydney
The Modelling the Uptake of Water Conservation and Efficiency Measures in Sydney report team worked with Sydney Water’s WaterFix Program to validate their agent based, decision-making model aimed at encouraging consumers to participate in water saving programs.
Report
Power plans for electricity: the impact of tariff structure changes on energy vulnerable households
The purpose of this report is to describe a mixed methods research project aimed at improving our understanding of the experience of energy vulnerable households under changes to electricity tariff structures.
Conference paper
Household electricity load forecasting using historical smart meter data with clustering and classification techniques
The uptake of smart grid technologies and increasing deployment of smart meters have brought greater attention on the analysis of individual household electricity consumption. Within the smart grid framework, home and battery energy management systems are becoming important demand side management tools with various benefits to households, utilities and networks. Load forecasting is a vital...
Report
Smart-er metering policy: Getting the framework right for a consumer-focused smart meter rollout
Electricity is an essential service, and policymakers need to ensure that the benefits of smart meters flow to everyone, not just the most switched-on customers.