Prosumer smart Grid (ProSG) taxonomy Prosumer Engagement Class (PEC) Concepts Prosumer Management Class (PMC) Concepts ProSG concept : Related works
Prosumer Market Design (ProM)
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It is characterized by consumers who provide services to the network and turn into active consumers. Depend on the integration of the consumer product network, peer-to-peer models, and consumer society groups.
The authors focused on a survey to promote modern technological developments and aim to inspire awareness of further liberalization of the electricity market, especially in areas closer to consumers [76]. A Prosumers agent was presented and explained to consume and produce energy [77].
Prosumer Alliances (ProA)
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Ensures more power to the grid with less diversity, thus using less storage and wasting less energy
A consumer alliance is included to analyze accurate weather data from specific area stations to simulate each consumer’s actual production and consumption patterns [78]. ProA agents aim to collect the required data according to advanced algorithms [79].
Prosumer Engagement (ProE) Enables consumers to transform into active consumers and build strong relationships with other entities in the network *** ProE is included in SG as a variety of electrical resources to engage large power plants, renewable energy systems, energy conservation, reaction needs, and electric vehicles. The obtained results show that, by aligning with many of SG’s goals, ProE will take a ”stronger” position in future energy markets. The actual launch of SG depends on how customers accept SG service [80].
Prosumer Social Economical and Technological (ProSET)
Consumer behaviour is affected by ProSET. It seeks to establish exchanges and attitudes in the energy field regarding the value and influence of other households.
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To achieve greater acceptance of a ProSG for marketers, the economic and social environment analysis is necessary. The social perspective of future research is also an important aspect. It may require a specific area of business service, safety, policy, and job initiatives. The launch of emerging technologies alone does not promise consumer acceptance, except in the case of accelerated technological growth, because consumers find this to be at premium prices [81].
Prosumer Management (ProM) *** ProM aims to produce and share surplus power with the Grid and other ProMs. ProM agents were chosen as an essential partner in the future because of their vital role in managing peak demand. Moreover, during power management, it is crucial to test ProM behavior patterns. Examine all the variables that govern peer activity and relationships within the smart grid in identifying grid demand features and energy needs expectations [82].
Prosumer Goals and Motivations (ProGM)
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ProGM has two main goals: scheduling offline required electricity (in advance). The expected energy consumption is performed in real-time
ProGM must consider the supply and use of uncensored consumer ability to prepare for expected energy use. ProGM aims to change the energy structure and enable the consumer community to consider the economic, environmental, and living standards of each consumer [83].