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Page 1: Daylight Savings Time Impact DST Impact  Goal - estimate the change in energy due to DST  Approach – Measure energy before and after the DST date

Daylight Savings TimeImpact

Page 2: Daylight Savings Time Impact DST Impact  Goal - estimate the change in energy due to DST  Approach – Measure energy before and after the DST date

DST Impact

Goal - estimate the change in energy due to DST

Approach – Measure energy before and after the DST date

Page 3: Daylight Savings Time Impact DST Impact  Goal - estimate the change in energy due to DST  Approach – Measure energy before and after the DST date

DST Impact Two days were used for comparison

• Selected one day before the DST change and one after• Attempted to make sure that the weather was as close

as possible• Chose the same day of the week• Used 560 residential sample accounts from GPC

Compared the five morning hours and five evening hours• Any potential DST impact would occur the during 5am

- 9am and 7pm - 11pm hours

Page 4: Daylight Savings Time Impact DST Impact  Goal - estimate the change in energy due to DST  Approach – Measure energy before and after the DST date

DST Impact

Chose April 3 and April 17, 2003• Both days were Thursday• Similar hourly temperature

morning 3-Apr 17-Apr evening 3-Apr 17-Apr

5am 52 59 7pm 71 66

6 51 58 8 68 66

7 51 58 9 66 65

8 55 58 10 64 65

9 60 60 11 63 64

average 54 59 average 66 65

Page 5: Daylight Savings Time Impact DST Impact  Goal - estimate the change in energy due to DST  Approach – Measure energy before and after the DST date

DST Impact

kW demand between the two days was not significantly different

kW 3-Apr 17-Apr

morning 10.1 9.9

evening 11.4 11.7

Paired t-test was used to statistically determine if the difference in usage was significant• t-test results showed no change in usage after the DST

shift

Page 6: Daylight Savings Time Impact DST Impact  Goal - estimate the change in energy due to DST  Approach – Measure energy before and after the DST date

DST Impact

Repeated the analysis with two random days Chose April 1 and April 8, 2004

mean temp 1-Apr 8-Apr

morning 39 58

evening 48 67

April 1 was a much colder day than April 8

Page 7: Daylight Savings Time Impact DST Impact  Goal - estimate the change in energy due to DST  Approach – Measure energy before and after the DST date

DST Impact Unlike the first test, there was a significant

difference in usage between the two days

mean kW 1-Apr 8-Apr

morning 10.1 7.4

evening 9.9 8.2

April 1, which was much colder, had a higher kW usage than April 8

This process was repeated with other days, yielding similar results

Page 8: Daylight Savings Time Impact DST Impact  Goal - estimate the change in energy due to DST  Approach – Measure energy before and after the DST date

DST Impact

Conclusions• When temperatures are somewhat

similar, there is no significant difference in usage

• Temperature has an impact on demand

• DST does not affect demand

Page 9: Daylight Savings Time Impact DST Impact  Goal - estimate the change in energy due to DST  Approach – Measure energy before and after the DST date

DST Impact

A separate analysis was done using Alabama residential data• ANOVA test (similar to paired t-test) was used

• Looked at each day for the entire week before and after DST

• Examined the two hours before/after sunrise Identical conclusions were reached

• Temperature is the key driver of demand

• DST does not influence demand