IEEE P2030.6/D03, Mar 2016
IEEE Approved Draft Guide for the Benefit Evaluation of Electric Power Grid Customer Demand Response
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IEEE P2030.6/D03, Mar 2016 is an approved draft guide focused on evaluating the benefits of electric power grid customer demand response. It addresses the technical and economic context of how demand response can support grid operations, planning, and customer participation. For utilities, aggregators, engineers, and program evaluators, IEEE P2030.6/D03, Mar 2016 helps frame consistent benefit assessment across power systems, communication-enabled control, and related computing and networked applications.
What is IEEE P2030.6/D03, Mar 2016?
This standard is a draft guide for benefit evaluation, so its purpose is to help users assess the value of customer demand response in electric power grid settings. It is relevant where power, communications, and computing intersect, since demand response often depends on monitoring, signaling, and coordinated load control. IEEE P2030.6/D03, Mar 2016 provides a technical reference for comparing expected outcomes, identifying evaluation criteria, and supporting more consistent analysis of demand-side programs.
Where is IEEE P2030.6/D03, Mar 2016 used?
IEEE P2030.6/D03, Mar 2016 is typically used in utility demand response programs, grid modernization studies, and customer-side energy management projects. It may support evaluation of automated load control, communication-based dispatch, and program measurement in commercial, industrial, or aggregated residential settings. The guide is also useful where planners need to examine how customer response affects peak demand, operational flexibility, and system performance across power and communications-enabled infrastructure.
Why is IEEE P2030.6/D03, Mar 2016 important?
Benefit evaluation is central to deciding whether demand response programs are worth deploying, expanding, or refining. IEEE P2030.6/D03, Mar 2016 helps bring structure to that assessment, which can improve consistency in procurement, planning, testing, and program review. By using a common technical basis, organizations can better compare results, reduce evaluation ambiguity, and support more defensible decisions about grid and customer-side resources.
- Approved draft guide for demand response benefit evaluation
- Electric power grid and customer-side load management focus
- Relevant to communications-enabled control and monitoring
- Useful for utility program assessment and planning
- Supports consistent technical evaluation of program value
- Publication Date: 2016
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications; Communication, Networking and Broadcast Technologies; Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems; Computing and Processing
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