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CPP Impacts – Load During Peak Parameters Morning Events Evening Events Average Load Reduction During CPP Events $0.768 \pm 0.222$ $0.943 \pm 0.439$ Relative Average Load Reduction (%) 27.0% 32.2% Blue contour = evening event
AI summary The text provides a summary of load reduction during Capacity-Based Pricing (CPP) events, showing average load reductions of 27.0% in the morning and 32.2% in the evening, with corresponding values and standard deviations.
Morning Events Evening Events Parameters Steady Electric Electrified De electrified Steady Non Electric Steady Electric Electrified De electrified Steady Non Electri c Average Load Reduction During CPP Events (kW) 0.871 ± 0.258 0.490 ± 0.5...
AI summary The table compares load reduction during Capacity-Based Pricing (CPP) events for different scenarios, showing that electrified and de-electrified scenarios have varying impacts on average load reduction. The analysis suggests that space heating scenarios have a more limited impact in CPP due to both reference and event days being in the post period.
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