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Guilherme Ramos Milis, Christophe Gay, Marie-Cécile Alvarez-Herault and Raphaël Caire
In the context of increasingly necessary energy transition, the precise modeling of profiles for low-voltage (LV) network consumers is crucial to enhance hosting capacity. Typically, load curves for these consumers are estimated through measurement campa...
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Javier Gutiérrez, Javier Velázquez, María Luz Aguiló, Fernando Herráez, Carlos Jiménez, Luis Eduardo Canelo, Ana Hernando, Inmaculada Gómez and Víctor Rincón
This paper presents a multi-criteria methodology for the detection of optimal locations for solar photovoltaic installations connected to the electrical grid. The proposed methodology has been applied to the island of Tenerife, as it is one of the territ...
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Samar Fatima, Verner Püvi and Matti Lehtonen
The burgeoning photovoltaics? (PVs) penetration in the low voltage distribution networks can cause operational bottlenecks if the PV integration exceeds the threshold known as hosting capacity (HC). There has been no common consensus on defining HC, and ...
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The large-scale integration of renewable power generators in power grids may cause complex technical issues, which could hinder their hosting capacity. In this context, the mitigation of the grid voltage fluctuations represents one of the main issues to ...
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Tiago E. C. de Oliveira, Pedro M. S. Carvalho, Paulo F. Ribeiro and Benedito D. Bonatto
This paper introduces a brief analysis on hosting capacity and related concepts as applied to distribution network systems. Furthermore, it addresses the applicability of hosting capacity study methodologies to harmonic voltage distortion caused by photo...
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Ammar Arshad, Martin Lindner and Matti Lehtonen
The authors would like to correct following errors[...]
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Olga Lucía Ramírez Calero, Jairo Humberto Torres Acosta
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The art of hosting is an innovative methodology for hosting conversations about questions that matter, linking and building conversations on each other as people move between groups, to cross-pollinate ideas and to discover new insights into the question...
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