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The missing price feedback: Why studies overstate local peaks from synchronized home batteries under dynamic pricing
Existing studies consistently find that home batteries and electric vehicles optimized against real-time electricity prices create new load peaks in local distribution grids, because all assets respond to the same price signal in sync. However, all but one of the 18 studies reviewed here treat whole
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