Abstract
The impact of photovoltaic (PV) generations, when added to an existing
rural utility?s distribution system, is studied. The addition of
PV is examined in the light of voltage support, loss reduction, and
reduction in peak demand. Comparisons are made with the conventional
and widely used methods for xoltage control and loss minimization,
such as the addition of series and shunt capacitors and voltage regulators.
The economics of distributed PV systems in the context of conventional
grid power purchases are also studied. Results of this study are
meant to be used as general guidelines for evaluating the impact
of significant PV penetration in any distribution system.
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