Multiple DRPs to maximise the techno-economic benefits of the distribution network

This study addresses a demand response programme (DRP) model considering the price elasticity of demand to determine the peak scheduling for different categories of consumers with the possibility of load shifting. The main objective is to minimise daily energy loss and improvement in the node voltag...

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Published in:Journal of engineering (Stevenage, England) England), 2019-07, Vol.2019 (18), p.5240-5244
Main Authors: Sharma, Sachin, Niazi, Khaleequr Rehman, Verma, Kusum, Meena, Nand Kishor
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
33-bus test distribution system
daily energy loss
demand response programme model
demand side management
different feeders/consumers
distributed power generation
distribution network
distribution networks
load shifting
multiple DRPs
node voltage profile
peak scheduling
power distribution control
power distribution economics
pricing
scheduling
techno-economic benefits
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Summary:This study addresses a demand response programme (DRP) model considering the price elasticity of demand to determine the peak scheduling for different categories of consumers with the possibility of load shifting. The main objective is to minimise daily energy loss and improvement in the node voltage profile of distribution system along with the economic benefits of different stakeholders. The proposed work helps in appropriate selection of DRP for different feeders/consumers. The investigations are performed on a benchmark 33-bus test distribution system and comprehensive analysis is illustrated through simulation results.
ISSN:2051-3305
2051-3305
DOI:10.1049/joe.2018.9336