Quantifying security contribution from distributed generation

The paper presents the procedure for applying security of supply planning standard. In addition, main part of tables that are going to be a part of revised security of supply standard, which includes present type of generation units and changes in the national load duration curve, are shown in the p...

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Main Authors: Djapic, P, Strbac, G, Allan, R, Jarrett, K
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Distribution networks
Power system control
Power system planning and layout
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Summary:The paper presents the procedure for applying security of supply planning standard. In addition, main part of tables that are going to be a part of revised security of supply standard, which includes present type of generation units and changes in the national load duration curve, are shown in the paper. The procedure is based on that underpinning the existing standard P2/5 but modified in order to include modern type of generation. Tables presented in this paper are being proposed as the basis of the revised P2/5, i.e. the basis of the new security standard. In cases where more than one type of generation exists in a demand group it is suggested that the summation approach be used for most case studies and that the aggregation approach be used only for those cases in which greater precision is deemed necessary. (5 pages)
DOI:10.1049/cp:20051279