Distributed Generation : The Power Paradigm for the New Millennium

By Anne-Marie Borbely, J. Kreider. 2001

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Reconfiguration of distribution network with DG using fuzzy multi-objective method (2012, background): “Distributed Generation (DG) is typically defined as small generators, less than 10-MW, commonly powered by renewable energy sources that are connected to transmission or distribution systems [1].”
From cogeneration to trigeneration: profitable alternatives in a competitive market (2006, methodology): “As such, in this paper, average prices in the different pricing periods are used, and the trigeneration alternatives are compared through the simple PBT indicator, corresponding to the ratio of extra capital costs to first year savings of each alternative with respect to the reference case [6], [9],”
The role of communication systems in smart grids: Architectures, technical solutions and research challenges (2013, background): “E. Ancillotti et al. / Computer Communications 36 (2013) 1665–1697 1667 used, reducing power losses and congestion on transmission lines [38] [39] [40].”