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Peak demand

Peak demand on an electrical grid is the highest electrical power demand that has occurred over a specified time period (Gönen 2008). Peak demand is typically characterized as annual, daily or seasonal and has the unit of power. Peak demand, peak load or on-peak are terms used in energy demand management describing a period in which electrical power is…

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Off-peak

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Power stations

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Peak demand

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Triples34
Avg. degree1.93
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Peak demand

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related to Demand Tariff · 8
Peak demand → Australia, Electricity, For, How, In Australia, Queensland, The, This
related to Power stations · 7
Peak demand → Carters Dam, Combined, Georgia, Hydroelectric, In, Natural, Power
related to Time of Peak Demand · 6
Peak demand → Australia, China, Germany, However, In, Residential
related to Off-peak · 5
Peak demand → Peak, Shoulder, Sometimes, There, Weekends
related to Response · 3
Peak demand → During, Peak, This
is a · 1
Peak demand → single period that represents the highest point of customer consumption of electricity

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Peak demandis asingle period that represents the highest point of customer consumption of electricity0.90text
Australiainstance ofin more service based economy0.80text
the daily peak demands often occur in the late afternoon to early evening timeinstance ofin more service based economy0.80text
Carters Dam in the U.S. state of Georgia help to meet peak demand as well.The chances that a wind farm will be unable to meet peak demand are greater than for a fossil-fueled power stationinstance ofHydroelectric power and pumped storage type dams0.80text
due to the ability to store liquid fuels for use during peak demand.Solar power's peak output often naturally coincides with daytime peaks of usage due to air conditioninginstance ofHydroelectric power and pumped storage type dams0.80text
Peak demandrelated to Demand TariffElectricity0.60section
Peak demandrelated to Demand TariffIn Australia0.60section
Peak demandrelated to Demand TariffFor0.60section
Peak demandrelated to Demand TariffThis0.60section
Peak demandrelated to Demand TariffQueensland0.60section
Peak demandrelated to Demand TariffAustralia0.60section
Peak demandrelated to Demand TariffHow0.60section

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