2017
DOI: 10.22201/fi.25940732e.2017.18n1.004
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Nuevo modelo para la expansión de sistemas eléctricos de distribución con generación distribuida considerando un planeamiento multi-etapa coordinado

Abstract: Este artículo presenta un nuevo modelo para la expansión de sistemas eléctricos de distribución con penetración de generación distribuida, considerando un planeamiento multi-etapa coordinado. El problema se formuló como un modelo de programación no lineal entero mixto y se solucionó empleando un algoritmo de búsqueda tabú. Para cada etapa del horizonte de planeamiento se consideró la instalación de nuevos elementos (alimentadores, subestaciones y generadores distribuidos), aumento de la capacidad de elementos … Show more

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“…Thus, after analyzing the technical aspects, the best option is alternative 1, which considers photovoltaic distributed generation as part of the solution with investment costs of US$ 134,120.47, NPV of 678,519.07 and IRR of 50.86%, which indicate that alternative 1 is economically profitable and viable. The results obtained are consistent with those obtained by [10] and [9], who obtain lower costs with the incorporation of distributed generators, among other elements, compared to other alternatives. As any new technology is subject to economic incentives, [18], [19], [20] and [21] propose different subsidy models for the incorporation of photovoltaic distributed generation.…”
Section: Discussion and Analysis Of Resultssupporting
confidence: 90%
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“…Thus, after analyzing the technical aspects, the best option is alternative 1, which considers photovoltaic distributed generation as part of the solution with investment costs of US$ 134,120.47, NPV of 678,519.07 and IRR of 50.86%, which indicate that alternative 1 is economically profitable and viable. The results obtained are consistent with those obtained by [10] and [9], who obtain lower costs with the incorporation of distributed generators, among other elements, compared to other alternatives. As any new technology is subject to economic incentives, [18], [19], [20] and [21] propose different subsidy models for the incorporation of photovoltaic distributed generation.…”
Section: Discussion and Analysis Of Resultssupporting
confidence: 90%
“…and that guarantees the continuity of the electrical energy service, so regarding to planning with distributed generation, [3] it was developed a methodology for the massification of photovoltaic distributed generation in low voltage networks, evaluating the impact on voltage profiles, losses and conductor chargeability, in the case of [ 4] it was developed the planning of electrical distribution networks with distributed generation, another aspect that must be taken into account is the impact of distributed generation on the distribution system [5], it is also important to evaluate the viability and coverage of implement photovoltaic distributed generation and how it is done [6], in all this it is important to develop proposals for regulatory guidelines for photovoltaic distributed generation as it is suggested [7]. Other technical aspects to take into account, [8] which highlights the location points of the distributed generation, duly weighted according to their load magnitude in order to determine the probability distribution of best fit, in that same line [9] it proposes an algorithm based on a set of criteria to evaluate different distributed generation options in rural Bhutan, [10]which developed a mixed integer nonlinear programming model in the search for multistage planning to optimize costs, [11], it performs a quasi-analysis. dynamic of a local distribution system with distributed generation modifying the 13-node IEEE system, [12],it uses a multi-objective search algorithm evaluating the capacity of the existing system and performs the demand projection for the next 10 years, [13] that presents distribution expansion planning model with multi-stage distributed generation, [14], that uses a stochastic multi-objective optimization model for the planning of hybrid AC-DC intelligent distribution systems, [15] it develops a two-level planning model of the distribution system with an economic risk-based approach, [16]it presents a comprehensive long-term distribution planning framework from the perspective of local distribution companies and , [17]analyzes the release of network capacity and calculation of incremental addition of distributed generation for planning the distribution system, finally [18], [19], [20], [21],it is proposed various subsidy models for the incorporation of renewable energies, mainly photovoltaic, it is important when a new technology is incorporated into the system.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%