Power distribution systems are in the state of transition from passive to active networks due
to the rising penetration level of distributed generators (DGs). One of the technical …

Overvoltages in low voltage (LV) feeders with high penetration of photovoltaics (PV) are
usually prevented by limiting the feeder's PV capacity to very conservative values, even if the …

Planning, operation and control of active distribution grids by increasing the number of
dispersed generators is becoming more important but also more complex. Hence, the …

The aim of this study is to develop a coordinated day-ahead voltage control strategy for an
active distribution network. A framework comprising a synergy of real-time dynamic thermal …

As non-controllable and intermittent power sources, grid-connected photovoltaic (PV)
systems can contribute to overvoltage in low voltage (LV) distribution feeders during periods …

The structure and control methods of existing distribution networks are planned assuming
unidirectional power flows. The amount of generation connected to distribution networks is …

Distributed Generation (DG) installations have been increasing during the last years. Wind
power and photovoltaics are two of the most common renewable energy sources for DG …

The amount of distributed generation (DG) is constantly increasing which changes the
operational principles of distribution networks substantially. Taking new operational …

Distributed generation (DG), ie generation connected to the low and medium voltage
distribution network (DN), has been increasing a lot during recent years. Thus the traditional …

With increasing connection of distributed generations (DGs), the power flow in electric
distribution network is no longer unidirectional and the network has become active …