Modeling reliability aspects of distributed generation connected to distribution systems

This paper presents a discussion about modeling reliability aspects of distributed generation connected to distribution systems. Three different models developed by the authors are presented. The first is based on analytical method and is applicable to DG units of non-intermittent energy sources. Th...

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Hauptverfasser:	Andrade, W.S., Borges, C.L.T., Falcao, D.M.
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Schlagworte:	Costs Distributed control Distributed Generation Distribution Systems Investments Power generation Power system modeling Power system reliability Reliability Solar power generation Uncertainty Uncertainty Modeling Wind energy Wind energy generation
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