Compare and Analyze of the Definition and Development of Distributed Generation in China and Abroad

Bi Bin Huang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.953-954.925

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Compare and Analyze of the Definition and Development of Distributed Generation in China and Abroad

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As the positive and important supplement to large-scale power generation, distributed generation (DG) will become key measure to promote energy conservation and solve the problems of climate change in China. Due to absence of universal authoritative definition of DG, this paper summarizes the basic characteristic of DG based on the definitions in typical countries (or organizations) and carried out general definition of DG considering our national conditions and power grid features. From the views of resource, incentive policy and industry, this paper analyzed the fundamental for DG development and compared the development status in typical countries.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 953-954)

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Characteristic, Definition, Development, Distributed Generator (DG)

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