Cost allocation in integrated community energy systems - A review

Abstract Integrated community energy systems (ICESs) emerged in the reform of local during transition. Cost allocation within an ICES is one key issues determining success ICESs. The costs should be allocated fairly among members a community. However, not much research has been directed towards cost systems. In this paper, firstly, we compare ICESs with large power terms their physical and structure. Secondly, learning from experience electricity tariff design, derive approaches for To end, summarize design objectives, procedures underlying regulatory principles major tariffication discuss how these concepts may applied to Discussions on lessons learned so far application are included paper. This review paper paves way fair by providing systemic framework.