Power distribution planning reference book

By H. Willis. 2000

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Optimal investment planning for distributed generation in a competitive electricity market (2004, methodology): “The marginal benefit for the DG is obtained from the difference in the objective function before and after removing it. 6) Calculate the benefit-cost-ratio (BCR) [ 13 ] for this DG by dividing the marginal benefit by the total cost of DG. Repeat Steps 5) and 6) for all DG. 7) Modify set by selecting”
Distribution System Planning With Reliability (2011, methodology): “This work has adopted a planning horizon of 3 years subdivided into periods of 1 year, assuming that, from year onwards, maintenance, operation, and reliability costs remain constant, as in [2].”
Multistage Model for Distribution Expansion Planning With Distributed Generation—Part I: Problem Formulation (2008, background): “HE problem of expansion planning to a distribution system consists of determining the capacity, siting, and timing of installation of new distribution equipment, taking capacity restrictions on feeders, voltage drop, and demand forecasts into account [ 1 ]–[4].”