Compensation Mechanism for Active Power Curtailment in LV Distribution Networks

Abstract

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Medium-term forecasting of active power curtailment from MV/LV transformer loadings with an increasing capacity of PV panels

“…However, APC is usually considered to be a loss given that PV panels are not generating electricity at their full potential, which is therefore aimed to be minimized [2]. Many studies have also proposed mechanisms to fairly compensate owners of PV panels being curtailed, see for example [6], [7]. However, proposed methodologies so far are unable to forecast APC in advance and only load profiles including the application of APC are known afterward.…”