Cost savings and financial risk in residential demand management — Reproducibility package
Year: 2026
Type: other
Abstract: Reproducibility package for "Settlement asymmetry and the value of probabilistic load information in coupled appliance scheduling and electricity procurement". Version 1.2.1 repairs truncated exports in the published energy package version 1.2.0 (10.5281/zenodo.23733622). Five half-hourly result files and one residual-transfer scenario-cost file were reconstructed from the original saved policy-day checkpoints, without rerunning optimization or changing daily result files. The ten final series contain 3200 policy-day solutions, 153600 half-hourly records, and 252800 residual-transfer cost records. All retained values were checked against their original checkpoints. Appliance schedules, input identities, procurement constraints, settlement-cost identities, daily aggregates and empirical risk summaries were independently checked. The 66-additional-date savings, confidence intervals and calibration summaries reproduce the published source tables. Original checkpoints and executable integrity and completeness checks are included. The study compares two uncertainty representations, five fixed-spread shortage/surplus settings and four policies on 80 dates for one five-house REFIT portfolio; the primary comparison uses the 66 additional dates and risk weight zero. Aggregate daily uncertainty remains undercovered. Historical results are retained separately. Raw REFIT measurements are not redistributed as a complete dataset. The public GitHub base commit does not identify this revised archive. This repair validates saved final-series outputs and analysis; it does not claim a fresh raw-data rebuild or solver rerun.
Language: English
Topic: Smart Grid Energy Management
Subfield: Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Field: Engineering
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7213647021