A literature review is presented in this paper of the methods for quantifying the solar PV
hosting capacity of low-voltage distribution grids. Three fundamentally different methods are …

A plug-and-play connection of spatially distributed microgrids with renewable and non-
renewable energy sources is one of the proposed descriptions of the evolving smart grid …

Rooftop photovoltaic (PV) hosting capacity has become a concern for utilities in scenarios of
high penetration due to impacts on voltage quality, such as over/undervoltage and voltage …

A high penetration of residential photovoltaic (PV) panels can potentially cause a number of
operational issues in the distribution circuit, necessitating the requirement to determine the …

A widespread integration of residential photovoltaics (PVs) into the distribution system may
potentially disrupt the nominal circuit operating conditions and result in power quality issues …

Distribution system analysis with ever increasing numbers of distributed energy resources
(DER) requires quasistatic time-series (QSTS) analysis to capture the time-varying and time …

The increasing use of photovoltaics (PVs) in distribution systems owing to the low-carbon
policy has given rise to the need for various technological changes. In particular, the …

Active consumers will be integral to the future smart grid, scheduling their load and
managing renewable generation in accordance with real-time pricing. The impact of …

As the penetration level of PV on the distribution system grows, the current injection by PV
can create over-voltage issues around the location of the interconnection of PV. Often, the …

The integration of photovoltaic systems (PV) on distribution feeders may result in
unfavorable increases in the number of operations of voltage regulation devices, or may …