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Title: Predicción de consumos eléctricos en Inglaterra, Gales y Escocia a través de datos de medidores inteligentes
Author: Arias Martín, Jorge
Director: Trilles Oliver, Sergi
Tutor: Casas-Roma, Jordi  
Abstract: The objective of this TFM is to predict the energy consumption of the different geographical areas of London, Wales and Scotland, determining which climatic variables or weekdays or holidays determine the changes in consumption in the population. With the new European regulation that forces energy suppliers to deploy smart meters in all homes, usable information can be obtained when predicting more accurately the energy consumption in different geographical areas. Companies buy energy in the energy market, which means that energy not consumed as it can not be stored will be lost, which implies the generation of new energy through traditional means with the consequent damage to the planet and warming global, as this is a scarce resource. This energy loss can be minimized if the more balanced purchase is rationalized with the consumption that the population will exercise thanks to prediction obtained through algorithms. This purchase can be predicted from the consumptions made in the same times of historical, and cross with data of the climate, temperature, holidays and other sources of data to predict with greater accuracy what consumption will be made during the next period.
Keywords: forecast energy consumption
ARIMA
LSTM
Document type: info:eu-repo/semantics/masterThesis
Issue Date: 9-Jun-2019
Publication license: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/es/  
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