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Case Study

Demand Side Management

Stage: In Production and Active Development
Client Territory: India
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Introduction

Adani Electricity Mumbai, a prominent player in the power distribution sector, faced increasing challenges in managing energy demand effectively. With fluctuating energy requirements, growing emphasis on renewable energy, and real-time energy trading, the organization needed a sophisticated solution to balance supply and demand while optimizing operational efficiency.

Objective

To develop a robust Demand Side Management (DSM) system leveraging advanced technologies to:

  • Monitor and analyze energy consumption in 15-minute intervals.
  • Incorporate weather data for predictive demand forecasting.
  • Enable live bidding in energy exchanges.
  • Facilitate live monitoring of energy consumption.
  • Streamline order generation and contract management.
  • Technology Stack:

    • Backend: .NET Core
    • Frontend: AngularJS
    • Database: SQL Server with real-time data handling capabilities
    • APIs: RESTful services for integration with external systems
    • Third-party integrations: Weather APIs, Energy Exchange platforms

    Solution Overview

    The DSM system was designed to deliver real-time insights and control over energy demand and supply. Key features included:

    1. 15-Minute Interval Data Monitoring:
      • Smart meters collected consumption data every 15 minutes.
      • A data ingestion pipeline processed and stored data in near real-time.
      • Dashboards provided granular consumption insights for residential, commercial, and industrial consumers.
    2. Weather Monitoring:
      • Integration with weather APIs enabled the system to gather temperature, humidity, and wind data.
      • Machine learning models analyzed historical data and weather conditions to predict demand fluctuations.
    3. Live Bidding in Exchanges:
      • A live interface connected the DSM system with energy exchange platforms.
      • The bidding engine automated price and quantity recommendations based on forecasted demand and real-time market trends.
    4. Live Consumption Monitoring:
      • Real-time monitoring tools displayed energy consumption trends.
      • Alerts and notifications were triggered for anomalies, such as spikes in consumption or supply shortages.
    5. Order Generation and Contract Management:
      • Automated workflows facilitated the creation and management of energy purchase orders.
      • A contract management module tracked supplier agreements, ensuring compliance and efficient execution.
    Implementation Details:
    • Scalability: The system was built on a microservices architecture using .NET Core, ensuring scalability to handle data from millions of meters.
    • User Interface: AngularJS provided a responsive and intuitive user interface for control room operators and field personnel.
    • Integration: APIs ensured seamless communication between smart meters, weather systems, and energy exchanges.
    • Security: Role-based access control (RBAC) and encryption ensured data security and privacy.

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