Nodal pricing for distribution networks: efficient pricing for efficiency enhancing DG

By P. Sotkiewicz, J. Vignolo. IEEE Transactions on Power Systems, 2006

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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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Distribution Locational Marginal Pricing (DLMP) for Congestion Management and Voltage Support (2018, unknown): “In [11]–[13], distribution locational marginal pricing (DLMP) is developed for the distribution system operation with DGs.”
Risk Assessment of Virtual Power Plants Offering in Energy and Reserve Markets (2016, background): “contract pricing [2], nodal pricing [3] and locational marginal price calculation [4] for dispersed generations, and also day-ahead pricing [5] and new programs [6] for demand response resources.”
A Novel Policy for Locational Marginal Price Calculation in Distribution Systems Based on Loss Reduction Allocation Using Game Theory (2012, methodology): “Also, in contrast to the existing studies [3], [8] for nodal pricing in distribution systems which have considered specific prices at each bus, including DG connected and consumer buses, this work considers the nodal pricing only at DG connected buses and a uniform price at consumer buses which is s”
Distribution Locational Marginal Pricing Through Quadratic Programming for Congestion Management in Distribution Networks (2015, unknown): “By extending the locational marginal price (LMP) concept [10] from transmission networks to distribution networks, [11]–[15] have developed the distribution LMP (DLMP) concept and applied it to handle the congestion issues in distribution networks with distributed generators (DGs).”
How renewables will change electricity markets in the next five years (2012, background): “More recently, it has been suggested for managing distribution grids (Sotkiewicz and Vignolo, 2006)—an idea which does not yet seem to have been further developed systematically (Brandstätt et al., 2011; Neuhoff and Boyd, 2011).”
Novel Linearized Power Flow and Linearized OPF Models for Active Distribution Networks With Application in Distribution LMP (2018, methodology): “If compared with the DLMP formulation in [1], the formulation presented in (8) and (9) includes the”