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Item type:Publication, Access status: with files , Load shaping of thermostatically controllable devices by constructing retail prices(2020); In the course of the energy transition the process of balancing power supply and demand becomes more challenging due to the uncertainty of renewable energy sources. Demand Response (DR) mechanisms encourage consumers to change their energy consumption, e.g. through time-varying electricity prices. This dissertation develops a price-based DR mechanism for cost-optimizing thermostatically controlled loads, which induces an aggregated load profile approximating a target schedule. A heuristic algorithm is developed to calculate suitable price signals. Simulations of realistic scenarios are analyzed to validate the functionality.Publicationtype: Doctoral Thesis329 791