Electricity load forecasting plays an important role in planning and a vital role in the operational management of an electric power system based on smart grids. In this work, several data-driven approaches are used to forecast the individual electricity demand for the subsequent hour of three Italian households in a nanogrid context. For each user, the tested prediction models exploit only the historic series of total electricity consumption. The results show similar performances in all models implemented. Despite a widespread delay, the predictions follow the measurement trend well, while also highlighting the particular difficulty of predicting peak values.

Consumption based-only load forecasting for individual households in nanogrids: A case study

Caliano M.;Buonanno A.;Graditi G.;Pontecorvo A.;Sforza G.;Valenti M.
2020-01-01

Abstract

Electricity load forecasting plays an important role in planning and a vital role in the operational management of an electric power system based on smart grids. In this work, several data-driven approaches are used to forecast the individual electricity demand for the subsequent hour of three Italian households in a nanogrid context. For each user, the tested prediction models exploit only the historic series of total electricity consumption. The results show similar performances in all models implemented. Despite a widespread delay, the predictions follow the measurement trend well, while also highlighting the particular difficulty of predicting peak values.
2020
978-8-8872-3747-4
machine learning
nanogrid
residential load forecasting
smart meters
time series analysis
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