An approach to incentivize customers to efficiently utilize existing electricity distribution networks is through dynamic network pricing. However, unintended customer responses may be obtained requiring distribution-level ...

The energy intensive industry (EII) is responsible for two-thirds of industrial carbon dioxide emissions in the EU. It has been recognised by both public and private stakeholders that a far-reaching transformation of these ...

This paper presents a novel approach to compute an electric equivalent network representation that includes the main characteristics of electricity networks in a meaningful way, including relevant aspects that affect the ...

Integrated Community Energy Systems (ICESs) are emerging as a modern development to re-organize the local energy systems allowing integration of distributed energy resources (DERs) and engagement of local communities. Although ...

Challenges in active distribution networks increase as the penetration of DERs grows, causing difficulties for distribution system operators to efficiently manage and plan their networks. One of the main concerns is ...

The transformation of electricity network users from passive to active agents, as a result of decreasing costs of distributed energy resources, requires several adaptions, one of which is revising the distribution network ...

One of the key objectives of regulated charges is to provide efficient price signals to elicit an efficient response by users and maximize social welfare. Nevertheless, current approaches in Europe and elsewhere mainly ...

This study discusses the impact of market rules on the generation (and curtailment) from intermittent energy sources (IES), such as the design of support schemes, the priority dispatch rule for IES, negative prices and ...

Integrated community energy systems (ICESs) are emerging as a modern development to re-organize local energy systems allowing simultaneous integration of distributed energy resources (DERs) and engagement of local communities. ...