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Demand Response: which place in the future energy system - Peter SCHELL<br />
CONCLUSION<br />
DR will play a very significant role in the future energy system, the more so where and<br />
when significant roll-outs of intermittent energy sources and cross-boarder capacity<br />
happen. This is planned to be the case in Belgium and as such the already leading<br />
position regarding DR should be further extended to maximize the efficiency and<br />
sustainability of the energy system, while guarantying the essential security of supply<br />
our society needs.<br />
The CREG has set the example and put out a path towards a future market model. This<br />
now needs to be changed into a real working market and this will depend on the<br />
constructive attitude of all market players and the continued will and vision of the<br />
federal and regional governments.<br />
REFERENCES<br />
[1] http://www.creg.info/pdf/Etudes/F1459FR-2.pdf<br />
THE AUTHOR<br />
Peter Schell, Vice-president regulatory affairs<br />
Peter is an engineer with a large experience in the energy<br />
field, especially in models of energy markets. For the last<br />
15 years, he was active in the energy distribution area, with<br />
the liberalization of gas and electric markets, the<br />
decoupling of retail and distribution. In the transmission<br />
area, he advocates the necessary change of rules to allow<br />
the application of innovative smart grid technologies.<br />
Peter represents Sirocco BVBA.<br />
Revue E Tijdschrift – 131 ste jaargang/131 e année – n° 1-2-3-4-<strong>2<strong>01</strong>5</strong> (publication mars/publicatie maart 2<strong>01</strong>7) 4