Coupling Demand and Distributed Generation to Accelerate Renewable Connections: Options for the Accelerating Renewable Connections Project

Simon Gill; Milana Plecas; Ivana Kockar

Coupling Demand and Distributed Generation to Accelerate Renewable Connections: Options for the Accelerating Renewable Connections Project

Simon Gill, Milana Plecas, Ivana Kockar

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Abstract

The objective of this report is to layout the options for coupling demand to distributed generation (DG) under the Accelerating Renewable Connection (ARC) project. The report covers renewable distributed generators with connection agreements lower than the installed generation capacity (export limited firm connections) as well as distributed generators connected with non-firm connection agreements, both managed under an Active Network Management (ANM) scheme. The objective is to highlight ways in which demand can participated in providing flexibility for the benefit of DG that would otherwise be curtailed.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Glasgow
Publisher	University of Strathclyde
Commissioning body	SP Energy Networks
Number of pages	47
Publication status	Published - 4 Apr 2014

Keywords

community energy
smart grids
electricity distribution networks
distributed energy systems

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Coupling Demand and Distributed Generation to Accelerate Renewable Connections: Options for the Accelerating Renewable Connections Project

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Accelerating Renewable Connections

Architectures for community energy schemes: understanding the technical and commercial challenges of linking local demand and generation

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Coupling Demand and Distributed Generation to Accelerate Renewable Connections: Options for the Accelerating Renewable Connections Project

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UN SDGs

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Accelerating Renewable Connections

Research output

Architectures for community energy schemes: understanding the technical and commercial challenges of linking local demand and generation

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