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Charging for network security based on long-run incremental cost pricing
2010
IEEE PES General Meeting
Pricing for the use of the networks is essential in the way that it should be able to reflect the costs/benefits imposed on a network when connecting a new generator or demand and to provide forward-looking message to influence the site and size of future network customers. Studies have been extensively carried out over the years to achieve this pricing goal. Few methodologies can directly link nodal generation/demand increment to network long-run marginal/incremental costs. Even fewer consider
doi:10.1109/pes.2010.5590094
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