Research on Optimization Model and Generation Coal-Saving Effect of Tiered Pricing of Household Electricity Structures

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For a long time, there is serious cross-subsidization among the power sales prices in China, and tiered pricing of household electricity is a new price measure for power consumption equity, resources utilization rationality and then achieving resources conservation and environmental protection. Based on demand side response theory, the optimization model of tiered pricing of household electricity with objective function of minimum household electricity consumption was built, and the coal-saving effect of tiered pricing was studied. The results of case study indicate that energy and coal saving effect of tiered pricing is remarkable.

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August 2013

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