Abstract
ABSTRACT Load management programs have become increasingly valuable in recent times as a result of electricity deregulation and volatile energy prices. The ability to manage loads by load reduction or load shifting quickly and effectively with minimal interference to a company's operations can be very valuable to the energy user. This article discusses a general approach and methodology toward effective load management planning and presents a case study of a load management plan developed by a large aerospace equipment manufacturing company. In order to take advantage of electricity deregulation and volatile energy prices, it is essential to develop load management plans for individual facilities that can be implemented and tested periodically, much like other emergency response programs. This article discusses the methodology and analysis that is required to develop a program for most facilities. Topics that are addressed in the article include load identification and prioritization, rate and tariff appl...
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