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EMA has introduced demand side management measures to help business consumers optimise their energy usage.
Demand Side Management (DSM) refers to initiatives and technologies that encourage consumers to optimise their energy use.
Benefits of DSM initiatives:
Following the launch of a two-year regulatory sandbox for participating commercial and industrial companies to optimise their energy consumption, EMA is seeking feedback on the proposed regulatory programmes to the Demand Response (DR) and Interruptible Load (IL) programmes. Details of the proposed enhancements can be found here.
By participating in the Demand Response programme, eligible business consumers will voluntarily reduce their electricity usage when wholesale electricity prices are high. In return, they receive a share of the overall benefits of the system.
These reductions in electricity demand typically contribute to lowering wholesale electricity prices.
Eligibility Criteria:
If you are a contestable consumer and can offer to reduce your electricity consumption, you can participate through your electricity retailer or a Demand Response Aggregator.
You can also participate directly in the National Electricity Market of Singapore (NEMS) if you can offer to reduce your electricity consumption by at 0.1 megawatt (MW).
Benefits of Demand Response Programme:
Participating business consumers will receive financial incentives when activated to manage their electricity usage in response to the price signals in the electricity market.
It helps to lower wholesale electricity prices during peak periods by avoiding the need to schedule more expensive generation units to operate.
Consumers will be able to make efficient investments by reducing ‘peaks’ in electricity consumption where prices are typically higher. In the long term, this reduces the need to invest in expensive generation units that are only run infrequently to meet peak demand.
Under this programme, eligible consumers are compensated for being on standby to reduce their electricity demand when necessary to improve system reliability.
Eligibility Criteria:
If you are a contestable consumer and can offer to reduce your electricity consumption, you can participate through your electricity retailer or a Demand Response Aggregator.
You can also participate directly in the National Electricity Market of Singapore (NEMS) if you can offer to reduce your electricity consumption by at 0.1 megawatt (MW).