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Adoption of Local Peer-to-Peer Energy Markets: Technical and Economical Perspectives for Utilities

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By Alexandre Aoki, Germano Lambert-Torres, Kristie Kaminski Küster, Daniel Gebbran
| MDPI
Open AccessArticle by Kristie Kaminski Küster 1,2,*, Daniel Gebbran 3, Alexandre Rasi Aoki 2, Germano Lambert-Torres 4, Daniel Navarro-Gevers 5, Patrício Rodolfo Impinisi 1 and Cleverson Luiz da Silva Pinto 6 1 Department of Electrical Engineering, Federal University of Parana, Curitiba 81531-990, Brazil 2 Lactec Institute, Curitiba 80215-090, Brazil 3 Equilibrium Energy, Boston, MA 02116, USA 4 Gnarus Institute, Itajuba 37500-052, Brazil 5 Institute of New Energy Systems (InES), Technische...
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Electrical Event Detection and Monitoring Data Storage from Wide Area Measurement System

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By Alexandre Aoki, Mateus Teixeira, Vinicius Tertulino Parede, Flavio Lori Grando
| MDPI
4.1. Study of Event 1 On 28 May 2021, at 11:06 a.m., pole 1 of DLC 800 kV Xingu/Estreito with 1996 MW was automatically switched off, with this power being taken over by the remaining poles, without major consequences for the NIS (National Interconnected System). At 11:26 a.m., pole 2 of DLC 800 kV Xingu/Estreito and seven generating units at UHE Belo Monte (Norte Energia S.A.), which were currently generating an amount of approximately 4050 MW, were automatically shut down.
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Brazil Studies Distributed Generation

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By Alexandre Aoki, Elio Vicentini
| T&D World Verified
In August 2012, the National Agency of Electrical Energy (ANEEL), the Brazilian regulatory electricity agency, regulated the electricity generation connected to the distribution network (grid tie) through net metering, a power compensation model. The model enables customers who deploy generation systems based on alternative energy sources (such as solar, wind or biomass) with up to 5 MW to get benefits from the energy surplus generated and injected into the distribution network.
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