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Allocation of Fixed Costs Considering Distributed Generation and Distinct Approaches of Demand Response Remuneration in Distribution Networks
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In the present context the distribution networks are
characterized by the increasing penetration of Distributed
Generation (DG) resources, which imposes important changes in
operation practice. Moreover, the concept of Demand Response
(DR) is currently a very important resource. The present paper
proposes a methodology that makes possible the allocation of
fixed costs in distribution networks considering the integration
of DG and DR resources. It considers several possibilities for
consumers DR remuneration. The fixed cost allocation is
determined in three phases – DC Optimal Power Flow (DCOPF),
Kirschen's tracing method, and MW-mile method. The
presented case study contemplates a distribution network with
49 buses, 47 DG units, 4 external suppliers and 50 consumers.
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Demand response distributed generation Fixed cost Kirschen’s tracing method MW-mile
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Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers