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Conceptual Design of an Agent-Based Socio-Technical Demand Response Consumer Model

Demand response (DR) management is one of the key applications of today’s and future energy systems. The success of the DR programs strongly depends on several consumer-specific parameters, as, e.g., willingness to participate, comfort requirements, technical affinity etc., which are often neglected in corresponding simulation models. In this paper, a conceptual design of an agent-based socio-technical DR consumer model is proposed. It is based on a structural agent analysis mapped to a framework for a multi-agent simulation model.