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Journal Article
New methodology for grouping electric power consuming units to meet continuity indicators targets established by the Brazilian Regulatory Agency
2013
Overview
The Brazilian electrical utility companies must meet continuity indicators for energy supply, which are represented by the indices of average interruption duration and frequency, according to targets established by the Brazilian Regulatory Agency for Electrical Energy (ANEEL). In a nationwide base, ANEEL has defined 30 clusters, each one having specific targets for Customer Average Duration Interruption Index and Customer Average Frequency Interruption Index; still, very frequently the utility distribution companies are financially penalised for not meeting these indicator targets. This study proposes a decision support system based on machine learning techniques so that the utility distribution companies can emulate the characteristics and procedures used by the ANEEL, and help in obtaining more adequate customer groups to evaluate the duration and frequency indicators. The proposed system was applied in a case study of a distribution utility whose supply area is located in the Brazilian Amazonia. The methodology proved to be adequate for seeking better customer grouping configurations that could result in a decrease in goal violations as well as providing more consistent goals, considering the specific characteristics of each distribution utility. Although this methodology was applied to a Brazilian scenario it also can be applied to other distribution utilities worldwide.
Publisher
The Institution of Engineering and Technology,Institution of Engineering and Technology,The Institution of Engineering & Technology
Subject
/ Brazil
/ Brazilian electrical utility companies
/ Brazilian Regulatory Agency for Electrical Energy
/ customer average duration interruption index
/ customer average frequency interruption index
/ electric power consuming units
/ Energy
/ Exact sciences and technology
/ General, economic and professional studies
/ learning (artificial intelligence)
