Transmission losses allocation in deregulation electricity market

Ramani, Anis Niza; Baharin, Kyairul Azmi

doi:10.1109/pecon.2010.5697696

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“…In addition, the research stated that although the postage stamp was the most popular technique employed by many utilities, it failed to establish a transparent scheme. Later, article [34] compared the performance of three methods namely the postage stamp, proportional sharing, and novel pricing method. The research verified the conclusion drawn by [33] with proportional sharing and novel pricing being the most effective methods and more reliable than postage stamp.…”

Section: Losses Charge Allocation Through Traditional Methodsmentioning

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A Review on Electricity tracing techniques for losses charge allocation in restructured power market

Hamid¹

2020

IJATCSE

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This paper presents an introductory survey on various methods of transmission and losses charge allocation. It starts with the explanation on the key components involved in deregulated power market. Starting with an overview, the basic elements of the market (structure, model and operation) are explained to give an introduction for better understanding of deregulation concept. Later, readers are presented with three most applied methods (traditional based, conventional tracing and computational intelligence) for losses charge allocation, categorized based on their principles and formulation techniques. The strengths and weaknesses of the three are critically reviewed and summarized. Researchers (or new readers interested in electricity deregulation) may decide a proper choice of method based on the findings presented here.

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Section: Losses Charge Allocation Through Traditional Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Review on Electricity tracing techniques for losses charge allocation in restructured power market

Hamid¹

2020

IJATCSE

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“…In the restructured power system, all the entities are separated into three types of companies which are generation companies (GENCOs), transmission companies, and distribution companies (DISCOs). The government no longer owns these companies [1, 2]. Accordingly, several problems and challenges have arisen.…”

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