Clustering smart meter data for residential load profile analysis

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Abstract

Smart meters typically record half-hourly electricityusage, enabling detailed analysis of household consumption patterns.However, the data is often random and high-dimensional,making pattern detection difficult. K-means clustering is appliedto a real-world smart meter dataset from a London pilotprogram, with data aggregated by season and household tosimplify analysis. The challenges of clustering time series data and selecting the optimal number of clusters are discussed. Results show that k-means can effectively group households with similar usage patterns, supporting applications in demand-side management, grid balancing, and forecasting.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publication2025 60th International Universities Power Engineering Conference (UPEC): Proceedings
PublisherInstitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc.
Publication statusAccepted - 19 Jun 2025
EventUPEC 2025: 60th International Universities Power Engineering Conference - Brunel University, London
Duration: 02 Sept 202505 Sept 2025
https://www.upec2025.com/

Conference

ConferenceUPEC 2025
CityLondon
Period02/09/202505/09/2025
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