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selected Yokohama in 2010 as a Next-Generation Energy and Social System Demonstration Area
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Success audit 2026-10-14: every source re-read and dated, claim array completed; corrections: lesson: 'The least checkable' no longer holds: the city published measured results with a randomised method in 2013 (via its press release, summarised by NIES and the trade press). 'The most-cited thing a city has done' has no source. The accurate point — the English page carries no figures — is kept, now with what the results actually are.
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selected Yokohama in 2010 as a Next-Generation Energy and Social System Demonstration Area
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34 of the country's leading energy operators, electronics manufacturers and construction companies
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The demonstration ended in 2014
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the partners were reorganised into a new public-private body, the Yokohama Smart Business Association
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The city's own public page on the project publishes no result figures.
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In the summer 2013 building trial, 14 buildings, factories and apartment blocks cut peak demand by up to 22.8% against a target of up to 20%
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the city measured it by randomly splitting the participants on each event day into a group asked to save and a group that was not
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Demand response showed an effect only at incentives of 15 yen/kWh or more.
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A household trial the same summer, with about 1,900 homes on a higher afternoon price, cut peak demand by up to 15.2%, according to the city's project division.
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demand response works when the price is high enough
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buildings respond more reliably than homes
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The figures sit in 2013 press releases and trade-press reports in Japanese, while the city's English project page, the one a foreign reader finds, reports none of them.
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src-a8a79ad5bf29ededThe city's English project page: METI designation in 2010, demonstration 2010–2014 with 34 companies, and the Yokohama Smart Business Association founded in 2015 to move 'from demonstration to implementation'; it gives no result figures.
src-b1445be5a4447b0bSummary of the city's press release on the summer 2013 building demand-response trial: 14 buildings, factories and apartment blocks; peak cut of up to 22.8% against a target of up to 20%; an effect at incentive prices of 15 yen/kWh and above.
src-5753078583388d45Trade-press account of the 2013 building trial: 22 event days between 18 July and 20 September, peak-time rebate against a baseline of past weekdays, participants randomly split each event day into notified and non-notified groups; up to 22.8% peak cut against a 20% target.
src-6fad04426138dc3dInterview with the city's project promotion division: HEMS in 4,200 homes, 2,300 EVs and 37,000 kW of solar; a 2013 household price-based demand-response trial with about 1,900 homes reached a peak cut of up to 15.2%; building trials over 20%.