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Spillover as a cause of bias in baseline evaluation methods for demand response programsTodd et al., 2019
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- Todd A
- Cappers P
- Spurlock C
- Jin L
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- Applied Energy
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Prior research has shown load reduction estimates from residential event-driven demand response programs (eg, Critical Peak Pricing) using X of the highest Y days with a weather adjustment method are the best performing within the class of currently used baseline …
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