Policymaking for microgrids
IEEE Power and Energy MagazinePublished 1 May 2008Open access
Chris Marnay, Hiroshi Asano, Stavros A. Papathanassiou, Goran Štrbac
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Technically, microgrids are emerging as an outgrowth of dispersed on-site and embedded generation via the application of emerging technologies, especially power electronic interfaces and modern controls, and similarly, microgrid economic and regulatory analysis is generally rooted in the same approaches used to evaluate distributed energy resources (DER). As in the economics of many traditional on-site generation projects, the economics of
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