Load-Flow Model Optimized for the Solar Capacity of Cities

This paper presents the Budapest Solar-Powered Project and analyzes the network calculation methods employed in the project. Commissioned by the Budapest City Council, the project aims to determine, from an electrical engineering per-spective, the maximum feasible solar energy production capacity that can be integrated into Budapest's low-voltage distribution network.

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2024-10-17
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https://doi.org/10.1109/cando-epe65072.2024.10772879
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Smart Parking Systems Research
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Load-Flow Model Optimized for the Solar Capacity of Cities

József Bencsik, Virág Becsó
Smart Parking Systems Research
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Load-Flow Model Optimized for the Solar Capacity of Cities

József Bencsik, Virág Becsó
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This paper presents the Budapest Solar-Powered Project and analyzes the network calculation methods employed in the project. Commissioned by the Budapest City Council, the project aims to determine, from an electrical engineering per-spective, the maximum feasible solar energy production capacity that can be integrated into Budapest's low-voltage distribution network.

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