A study on distribution network planning with considering customer's utilization of distributed generators

The paper proposes a new framework for distribution network planning, in order to obtain the maximum merit of utilities and customers under the condition of mass installed distributed generators (DGs). An objective function, which includes an ancillary service charge for cogeneration systems, is for...

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Hauptverfasser:	Koeda, K., Sasaki, H., Ueyama, T., Zoka, Y., Yorino, N.
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