Search for dissertations about: "design electricity distribution"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 53 swedish dissertations containing the words design electricity distribution.
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1. Efficient Integration of Distributed Generation in Electricity Distribution Networks - Voltage Control and Network Design
Abstract : Distributed generation (DG), i.e. generation connected to the low and medium voltage distribution network (DN), has been increasing a lot during recent years. Thus the traditional assumption of a unidirectional power flow and a voltage decrease along the distribution feeders is no longer valid in all operation conditions. READ MORE
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2. Towards the design of flexibility management in smart grids : A techno-institutional perspective
Abstract : The European policy focus on smart grids implies their development as an indispensable part of the future power system. However, the definition of a smart grid is broad and vague, and the actual implementation of a smart grid can differ significantly, depending on the stakeholders involved. READ MORE
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3. Impact of Economic Regulation on Distributed Generation Integration in Electricity Distribution Grids
Abstract : Energy policies in favor of a larger adoption of renewable energy sources for electricity production purposes and the significant progress of several renewable technologies are among the main drivers behind an increasing integration of distributed generation (DG) in distribution networks.DG affects distribution network planning and operation and, consequently, higher or lower network costs than in a traditional passive network scenario arise. READ MORE
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4. Risk-based methods for reliability investments in electric power distribution systems
Abstract : Society relies more and more on a continuous supply of electricity. However, while underinvestments in reliability lead to an unacceptable number of power interruptions, overinvestments result in too high costs for society. READ MORE
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5. Optical Design for Stationary Solar Concentrators
Abstract : Solar electricity is one of the most promising technologies for our future electricity supply. By using concentrators, it is possible to reduce the cost of generating photovoltaic electricity. This thesis discusses how to design stationary low concentrating systems for photovoltaic or PV/Thermal applications. READ MORE