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Demand Side Management of public clean water supply
This paper presents a study on the implementation of Demand Side Management (DSM) of electricity use at one clean water pumping station in Northern Ireland and the application of DSM to public water supply with the intention of maximising wind power production. This approach will lead to reductions in wind curtailment and improvements in system stability. It will also allow signicant savings to be made on electricity costs for the water network.