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The implementation of competitive electricity
markets has changed the consumers’ and distributed generation
position power systems operation. The use of distributed
generation and the participation in demand response programs,
namely in smart grids, bring several advantages for consumers,
aggregators, and system operators. The present paper proposes
a remuneration structure for aggregated distributed generation
and demand response resources. A virtual power player
aggregates all the resources. The resources are aggregated in a
certain number of clusters, each one corresponding to a distinct
tariff group, according to the economic impact of the resulting
remuneration tariff. The determined tariffs are intended to be
used for several months. The aggregator can define the
periodicity of the tariffs definition. The case study in this paper
includes 218 consumers, and 66 distributed generation units.
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Clustering Demand Response Distributed generation Resources aggregation Remuneration tariffs
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IEEE