The United States needs a real-time demand response infrastructure to optimally manage and link electric supply- and demand-side systems. This Smart Grid infrastructure must be compatible with requirements of electric system grid operators and electric utility companies while serving the loads and needs of electricity customers.The Demand Response Research Center plans and conducts multi-disciplinary research to advance demand response within Smart Grid infrastructures in California, the nation, and abroad.
News & Events
- 05/17/13: Webinar: Home Area Network (HAN) Security Considerations - May 23, 2013
- 05/06/13: The Demand to Grid Lab: Testing and Demonstrating Smart Grid and Customer Technologies in Berkeley Lab
- 01/29/13: GridWise® Architecture Council Awards Outstanding Technical Papers at Grid-Interop 2012
- 01/22/13: Enlisting Data Centers in the Campaign Against Energy Costs
- 12/13/12: OpenADR Continues to Move the Smart Grid Forward
- 12/06/12: Berkeley Labs Advances OpenADR
- 12/04/12: Open, Automated Demand Response Goes Big in California
- 09/04/12: Open SMART Energy Gateway (OpenSEG)
- 08/21/12: Promote Demand-Response Tech - 10 Fixes for the New Energy Crisis
- 08/08/12: OpenADR Alliance Releases 2.0a Profile Specification and Compliance Test Suite
