Technical, Economic, Social and Regulatory Feasibility Evaluation of Dynamic Distribution Tariff Designs

The increasing number of distributed energy resources in the distribution grids creates risk grid congestion and high cost expansion. implementation dynamic tariffs can potentially avoid congestion. Meanwhile, design any tariff need to consider match regional/national requirements. However, there is no sufficient evaluation method available review evaluate feasibility tariffs. Therefore, this paper introduces a with four dimensions technical, economic, social, regulatory literature on collected, 29 are selected further categorized into five attributes rationale, drivers, dynamics, events, active demand. results show that time-of-use most feasible tariff, proposed future model Denmark verifies results. developed for ensure be applicable region.