diff --git a/PRASCore.jl/src/Results/metrics.jl b/PRASCore.jl/src/Results/metrics.jl
index d8f39a19..ba3f65de 100644
--- a/PRASCore.jl/src/Results/metrics.jl
+++ b/PRASCore.jl/src/Results/metrics.jl
@@ -30,7 +30,26 @@ function MeanEstimate(xs::AbstractArray{<:Real})
     end
 end
 
+"""
+    val(metric)
+
+Return the estimated value stored in a PRAS reliability metric or
+`MeanEstimate`.
+
+For reliability metrics such as `LOLE`, `EUE`, `NEUE`, `CVAR`, and `NCVAR`,
+this extracts the point estimate.
+"""
 val(est::MeanEstimate) = est.estimate
+
+"""
+    stderror(metric)
+
+Return the standard error stored in a PRAS reliability metric or
+`MeanEstimate`.
+
+For reliability metrics such as `LOLE`, `EUE`, `NEUE`, `CVAR`, and `NCVAR`,
+this extracts the standard error.
+"""
 stderror(est::MeanEstimate) = est.standarderror
 
 Base.isapprox(x::MeanEstimate, y::MeanEstimate) =
diff --git a/docs/src/PRAS/results.md b/docs/src/PRAS/results.md
index 2dd88f92..cfeac887 100644
--- a/docs/src/PRAS/results.md
+++ b/docs/src/PRAS/results.md
@@ -75,12 +75,14 @@ result objects can all be indexed into by region name. The table below outlines
 these families are compatible with, as well as the levels of disaggregation
 they support.
 
-| Result Specification | Units | SMC | Sample | Region | Timestep | Region + Timestep |
-|----------------------|-------|-----|--------|--------|---------|------------------|
-| `Shortfall`          | Energy | •   |        | •      | •       | •               |
-| `ShortfallSamples`   | Energy | •   | •      | •      | •       | •               |
-| `Surplus`            | Power  | •   |        |        | •       | •               |
-| `SurplusSamples`     | Power  | •   | •      |        | •       | •               |
+| Result Specification               | Units | SMC | Sample | Region | Timestep | Region + Timestep |
+|------------------------------------|-------|-----|--------|--------|---------|------------------|
+| `Shortfall`                        | Energy | •   |        | •      | •       | •               |
+| `ShortfallSamples`                 | Energy | •   | •      | •      | •       | •               |
+| `DemandResponseShortfall`          | Energy | •   |        | •      | •       | •               |
+| `DemandResponseShortfallSamples`   | Energy | •   | •      | •      | •       | •               |
+| `Surplus`                          | Power  | •   |        |        | •       | •               |
+| `SurplusSamples`                   | Power  | •   | •      |        | •       | •               |
 
 *Table: Regional result specification characteristics.*
 
@@ -94,6 +96,16 @@ commonly used and reports average shortfall results, while
 `ShortfallSamples` provides more detailed results at the level of
 individual simulations (samples).
 
+If the system includes demand response units, demand response specific shortfall results
+can also be queried: (`DemandResponseShortfall` and `DemandResponseShortfallSamples`).
+
+Both demand response shortfall specifications provide the same accessor functions 
+as the system shortfall objects, but only record borrowed load from demand response 
+units that was unable to be repaid and is therefore classified as unserved energy. 
+Note that the system shortfall object is inclusive of any attributable demand response shortfall, 
+and therefore the two should never be added together. Similar period and region 
+specific metrics can be obtained to the metrics mentioned below in the system shortfall object.
+
 Shortfall result objects can be indexed into by region, timestep, both region
 and timestep, or neither. Indexing on neither (via `result[]`) reports
 the total shortfall across all regions and time periods.
@@ -213,11 +225,14 @@ the levels of disaggregation they support.
 | `GeneratorAvailability` | -- | •   | •      |      |         | •              |
 | `StorageAvailability` | -- | •   | •      |      |         | •              |
 | `GeneratorStorageAvailability` | -- | •   | •      |      |         | •              |
+| `DemandResponseAvailability` | -- | •   | •      |      |         | •              |
 | `LineAvailability` | -- | •   | •      |      |         | •              |
 | `StorageEnergy` | Energy | •   |        |      | •       | •              |
 | `StorageEnergySamples` | Energy | •   | •      |      | •       | •              |
 | `GeneratorStorageEnergy` | Energy | •   |        |      | •       | •              |
 | `GeneratorStorageEnergySamples` | Energy | •   | •      |      | •       | •              |
+| `DemandResponseEnergy` | Energy | •   |        |      | •       | •              |
+| `DemandResponseEnergySamples` | Energy | •   | •      |      | •       | •              |
 
 *Table: Unit result specification characteristics.*
 
@@ -225,10 +240,10 @@ the levels of disaggregation they support.
 
 The Availability family of result specifications
 (`GeneratorAvailability`, `StorageAvailability`,
-`GeneratorStorageAvailability`, and `LineAvailability`) reports the availability state
+`GeneratorStorageAvailability`, `DemandResponseAvailability`, and `LineAvailability`) reports the availability state
 (available, or unavailable due to an unplanned outage) of individual units in
-the simulation. The four result specification variants correspond to the four
-categories of resources: generators, storages, generator-storages, and
+the simulation. The five result specification variants correspond to the five
+categories of resources: generators, storages, generator-storages, demand responses, and
 lines. Availability is reported as a boolean value (with `true`
 indicating the unit is available, and `false` indicating it isn't), and
 is always disaggregated by unit, timestep, and sample.
@@ -236,12 +251,13 @@ is always disaggregated by unit, timestep, and sample.
 ### Energy
 
 The Energy family of result specifications (`StorageEnergy`,
-`StorageEnergySamples`, `GeneratorStorageEnergy`, and
-`GeneratorStorageEnergySamples`) reports the energy state-of-charge
-associated with individual energy-limited resources. Result specification
+`StorageEnergySamples`, `GeneratorStorageEnergy`,
+`GeneratorStorageEnergySamples`, `DemandResponseEnergy`, and 
+`DemandResponseEnergySamples`)  reports the energy state-of-charge or 
+borrowed load associated with individual energy-limited resources. Result specification
 variants are available for selecting the category of energy-limited resource
-(storage or generator-storage) to report, as well as for requesting
+(storage, generator-storage, or demand response) to report, as well as for requesting
 sample-level disaggregation. Energy is always disaggregated by timestep and
-may also be disaggregated by unit (get the state of charge of a single
-unit) or aggregated across the system (get the sum of states of charge
-of all storage devices in the system).
\ No newline at end of file
+may also be disaggregated by unit (get the state of charge or borrowed load of a single
+unit) or aggregated across the system (get the sum of states of charge or borrowed loads
+of all component devices in the system).
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/docs/src/PRASCore/api.md b/docs/src/PRASCore/api.md
index 41865b63..2aa09f6f 100644
--- a/docs/src/PRASCore/api.md
+++ b/docs/src/PRASCore/api.md
@@ -44,4 +44,6 @@ PRASCore.Results.DemandResponseEnergySamples
 PRASCore.Results.LineAvailability
 PRASCore.Results.CVAR
 PRASCore.Results.NCVAR
+PRASCore.Results.val
+PRASCore.Results.stderror
 ```