DBS Architecture And The Functions It Should Support

Badal, Dushan Z.

doi:10.1109/cmpcon.1977.680813

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“…82 The DSO from the main grid should only exercise control over the microgrid if the system reflects the DSO monopoly model, or the liberalized market model that will be elaborated on in the next section. 83 If the DSO of the main grid is not involved, the microgrid specific DSO is not necessarily bundled. 84 This can be of particular relevance if the microgrid involves multiple households, as each connected entity might have different interests in the operation of the grid and use of the electric power.…”

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Small Systems: Big Impacts - Examining the Concept of Microgrids from an EU Law Perspective

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2021

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Microgrids are generally understood to be localized electricity systems in which electricity is produced and consumed by the users connected to the grid. The system is increasingly considered to be a valuable additional and alternative way of operating the electricity systems across the European Union (EU) and beyond, especially within the context of the energy transition. Yet, in the EU microgrids are not legally defined. The lack of a legal definition creates uncertainty which limits the system’s potential to allow consumers to take up a more active role in the electricity sector and diversify the energy sources within the electricity mix. This article analyses the use of microgrids from an EU law perspective, identifying the challenges that will be faced by both regulators and microgrid users. Based on an assessment regarding the purpose, size, operation modes, and supporting qualities of the microgrid, this article ultimately provides a basis for developing a legally valid definition suitable for the EU legal framework. EU law, microgrids, decentralized electricity systems, legal regulation, energy transition

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Section: The Legal Implications For the Operatormentioning

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Small Systems: Big Impacts - Examining the Concept of Microgrids from an EU Law Perspective

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2021

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DBS Architecture And The Functions It Should Support

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Small Systems: Big Impacts - Examining the Concept of Microgrids from an EU Law Perspective

Small Systems: Big Impacts - Examining the Concept of Microgrids from an EU Law Perspective

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