Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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8077871 | Energy | 2014 | 13 Pages |
Abstract
Three types of congestion are identified: peak-load-hour congestion, low-load-hour congestion and all-hour congestion. Peak-load-hour congestion is reduced as the DSM share of the load increases, whereas low-load-hour congestion, which is typically associated with a high level of wind generation, persists at all the DSM penetration levels investigated. We show that all-hour congestion occurs between systems that have large differences in supply structure, and that the impact of DSM on all-hour congestion is low.
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Authors
Lisa Göransson, Joel Goop, Thomas Unger, Mikael Odenberger, Filip Johnsson,