Abstract
The papers in this special section focus on demand response applications in cloud computing technologie.s The use of distributed energy resources for self-generation and self-consumption along with Information and Communications Technologies and the Internet of Things is rapidly increasing the ability of the consumers and prosumers to actively engage with the electric energy system. Sustained consumer and prosumer engagement in demand response programs has been identified as a key factor in future electric energy systems, especially with a high penetration of renewable energy sources. This engagement has allowed demand-side resources to play a larger role in energy and reserve markets, whether by generating, storing or participating in demand response programs through increased flexibility, towards the consumer-driven energy transition. However, in real life, there is still a long way to go until demand response solutions take off and become entirely integrated into the daily life of the consumers, thus utilizing their full potential. Stronger engagement of consumers and prosumers is needed, as well as more flexibility services for system operation, benefiting Smart Grid developments.
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