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Impact assessment of DG in distribution systems from minimization of total real power loss viewpoint by using optimal power flow algorithms

Singh, Bindeshwar; Gyanish, Bindu Jee - In: Energy reports 4 (2018), pp. 407-417

generations (DGs) of different size in distribution network. Distributed Generation (DGs) is expected to play a key role in the … residential, commercial and industrial sectors of the power system. Distributed Generation (DG) provides an alternative to the …

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Enhancement of voltage profile by incorporation of SVC in power system networks by using optimal load flow method in MATLAB/Simulink environments

Singh, Bindeshwar; Agrawal, Garima - In: Energy reports 4 (2018), pp. 418-434

Flexible AC Transmission Systems (FACTS) controllers could be a suitable alternative to provide reactive power support at the load centers locally and hence keep the voltages within their safe operating limits. Due to high costs of FACTS devices, their proper location in the system must be...

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Distributed generation in unbundled electricity markets

Wagner, Johannes - 2018

Electricity systems are increasingly characterized by distributed generation technologies, e.g. rooftop photovoltaic … the impact of distributed generation on imperfect retail markets for electricity in a spatial competition framework. I … find that distributed generation puts competitive pressure on retailers and induces lower retail prices. Therefore even …

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Optimal electricity distribution pricing under risk and high photovoltaics penetration

Bichuch, Maxim; Hobbs, Benjamin Field; Song, Xinyue; … - In: The journal of energy markets 14 (2021) 1, pp. 61-97

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Willingness to Pay for Solar Panels and Smart Grids

Durmaz, Tunç; Pommeret, Aude; Ridley, Ian - 2017

It is expected that the renewable share of energy generation will rise considerably in the near future. The intermittent and uncertain nature of renewable energy (RE) calls for storage and grid management technologies that can allow for increased power system flexibility. To assist policy makers...

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