Adaptive control for active distribution networks

Keywords

Renewable energy, Engineering, Distributed generation, Environmental economics, Incentive

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• Smart voltage control in distribution networks with a large share of distributed renewable generationNikolaos Papazacharopoulos, Madeleine Gibescu, P.M.M. Vaessen — 2015
• New optimal power flow techniques to improve integration of distributed generation in responsive distribution networksJ. Robertson — 2015

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