Peak Demand Energy Trading.

This is when Prosumers, Generators & Energy Storage Owners Sell there Stored or Generated Energy during Peak Demand times, this is also called P2P energy trading.

Peak Demand Energy Trading is commonly Time based between;

Peak Demand: 2pm to 8pm on weekdays.
Shoulder Morning: 7am to 2pm.
Shoulder Evening: 8pm to 10pm on weekdays.
Off-peak: 10pm to 7am every day.

Commonly Energy Demand rises gradually from around 4pm until its Peak at around 7pm. This three hour peak is when people return home from work and turn on electrical appliances...

Commonly Peak Demand Power Trading provides better financial return on the Owners Stored or Generated Energy.

P2P Demand Trading is a reasonably new platform evolving as the planet moves towards Clean Green Power, and with substantially more uptake of Demand management systems on the National Energy Market (NEM) should further minimise National energy costs.

An Australian company 1414° (14D) is preparing to test its ability to provide Frequency Control Ancillary Services (FCAS) in the NEM, potentially enabling a new revenue stream for future SiBox installations in the electricity market while also substituting a renewable source of FCAS for the typical fossil fuel source of gas or coal.

The potential of Natural Gas fields in Australia as a greater potential to turn Australia Green Overnight, if the political Green Party were Not so short term Blind, as Natural Gas is Not produced from petrochemical Oil, like LPG, that a lot of people think, but produced below ground over millions of years, or Captured from Land-fill (old rubbish dumps) before been Naturally released into the Atmosphere anyway !

Besides the Sun's Abundant FREE source of energy we humans can harnessed, the World is on the brink of enabling several sources of cheap sustainable Clean & Green Power & Energy production, we strongly believe Hydrogen will play a substantial roll in the future of the Energy sector...

The most common methods of Energy Trading being Tested are;

Real-time energy trading.
Peer-to-peer energy trading.
Blockchain-based energy trading.
Auction-based energy trading.
Bidirectional energy trading.
Intraday energy trading.
Cross-border energy trading.
Emission-aware energy trading.
Event-driven energy trading.
Zero-energy trading.
Transactive energy trading.