Bruce and all --
Some management-style3 questions...
Much of this is structured for the California block and tier
tariffs, is it not?
How much is SEP2 information model to reflect that?
How fluid is that information model? Is it a moving target? Is it
anchored (at least for 2.00) by the block and tier tariffs above?
Thanks!
bill
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On 7/28/11 12:30 PM, Bartell, Bruce wrote:
When defining the
problem think of Time of
Use Intervals as tiers that encapsulate consumption
blocks (which are defined
in emix as blockPowerFullRequirements). This is the
Zigbee slide in the link I
provided.
I do not
understand enough about what you
are proposing to say if it will work. It needs to be
reflected in EiQuote somehow.
The SE2 Price message I provided does not attempt to
get slick with recurrences.
They just publish a schedule that looks like above but
with dates and times.
Bruce
Bartell
Xtensible Solutions
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From: Toby
Considine
[mailto:] On Behalf Of
Toby Considine
Sent:
Thursday, July 28, 2011
12:13 PM
To:
Subject:
[emix] Tiered Pricing
The
solution I believe is to use
power:blockPowerFullRequirements (which has tiers)
inside each interval through the day. In this way we
can state what the tiers
are for each hour of the day and have the size (of the
tiers) and or prices
(for each tier) vary within that interval.
If
we are communicating day-ahead communication of tiers,
that is all we need.
As
a further issue, there may be a desire to template the
communications, i.e., to
state weekdays vs weekends (assuming they had
different price tiers). This we
could accomplish by:
1)
Building
two unscheduled
sequences, as above.
2)
Sending
5 gluons (for M-F) starts
referencing one sequence, and two gluons (for Sa-Su)
starts.
Alternately,
one could want to announce that a particular tiered
pricing in in place during
the summer months. This could be done by a Gluon with
two vavailabilitys
(weekdays and weekends), and having each vavaialbility
reference the appropriate
sequence.
Do
we need more than that?
tc
“The
single biggest problem in communication is the
illusion that it has taken
place.”
– George Bernard Shaw.
Toby Considine
TC9, Inc
TC Chair: oBIX &
WS-Calendar
TC Editor: EMIX,
EnergyInterop
U.S.
National Inst. of Standards and Tech. Smart
Grid Architecture Committee
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