Development of a community-based framework to manage prosumers in smart grid
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Open access
Authors
Rathnayaka, Abekoon Jayalath Dinusha
Date
2014Supervisor
Dr Vidyasagar Potdar
Dr Omar Hussain
Prof. Graham Pervan
Prof. Elizabeth Chang
Type
Thesis
Award
PhD
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Curtin Business School, School of Information Systems
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Abstract
This dissertation proposes frameworks to address key research challenges of managing prosumers in smart grid in the form of prosumer community groups (PCGs) namely PCG definition and characterization, new prosumer recruitment, multiple goals management and mutual goal definition and member assessment and ranking. The existing literature has very little to offer, by way of either reviewing the related concepts of PCGs or resolving the associated challenges, making our work novel within the research field.
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