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Locational tariff structure for radial network fixed costs in a DER context

Etchebehere et al., 2021

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14418877390087265189
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Etchebehere V
Lima J
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IEEE Access

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The regulation of Distributed Energy Resources (DERs) has cast doubt on the sustainability of utility infrastructure charging models. The development of feed-in tariffs, net-metering, and network charge rebates for distributed generation (DG) has been questioned because of the …
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