Spremembe navad gospodinjstev kot odziv na cenovne signale

slovenian

2026

volume 93, issue 4

demand response   demand response supply curve   household consumers   tariff difference

Elektrotehniška zveza Slovenije
(Obvezni izvod spletne publikacije)

Due to the increasing share of renewable electricity sources, the need for flexibility is also growing. Household consumers can play an important role in providing this flexibility, which can primarily be encouraged through price signals. This raises the question of how strong it should be. The aim of this paper is therefore to determine the level of the price signal, or tariff difference, required for household consumers to permanently change their electricity consumption habits. The methodology is based on a consumer survey on the minimum financial compensation required for consumers to permanently change their habits. This is further normalized to the flexible energy due to the permanent change. The estimated price signal is approximately 200 €/MWh for shifting the use of flexible household appliances to night-time and weekend periods, as well as for allowing larger fluctuations in the temperature of domestic hot water. For a permanent reduction in the spaceheating temperature by 1, 2, and 3 °C, the estimated price signal is approximately 600 €/MWh.

20.10.2026