Electricity distribution networks: Changing regulatory approaches
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Increasing the penetration of distributed generation and smart grid technologies requires substantial investments. A study proposes an innovative approach that combines four regulatory tools to provide economic incentives for distribution system operators to facilitate these innovative practices.
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OpenAlex topics: ICT Impact and Policies · Transport and Economic Policies · Electric Power System Optimization
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