Risk Analysis of Distributed Energy Source in the Smart Grid

Jing Shuang Shen; Chuan Wen Jiang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.562-564.1990

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Risk Analysis of Distributed Energy Source in the Smart Grid

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This paper reviews the distributed energy source in the smart grid and it’s advantage. The risk of distributed energy source is analyzed. The value of risk (VaR) is studied in this paper. It is important to improve the new energy and build the smart grid in the future.

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