Traditional analysis of distribution network tariff design assumes a lack of alternatives to grid connection for the fulfilment of consumers’ electricity needs. This is radically changing with breakthroughs in two technologies:
In this research, the grid cost recovery problem for the Distribution System Operator is modelled as a non-cooperative game between (more than ever) elastic consumers. It is demonstrated that in this new state of the world both efficiency and equity issues can arise when distribution network charges are ill-designed.
Presenter: Tim Schittekatte (FSR)
Invited Discussant: Prof. Ross Baldick
The Seminar is organised by the Research Team of the Florence School of Regulation – Energy and open to all EUI members.
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