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The large-scale integration of Distributed Renewable Energy (DRE) into distribution networks emerges as a prominent trend expected to persist in the foreseeable future (Mansouri et al. in Energy 245:123228–53 [1]; Li et al. in Energy 245:123226–49 [2]). Unlike conventional centralized power plants, DRE facilities are situated closer to user side, generating electricity at lower voltage levels.

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Multi-step Reconfiguration with Many-Objective Reduction for Renewable Distribution System

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    2025年

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  • Jiajia Chen,
  • Yuanzheng Li

摘要

The large-scale integration of Distributed Renewable Energy (DRE) into distribution networks emerges as a prominent trend expected to persist in the foreseeable future (Mansouri et al. in Energy 245:123228–53 [1]; Li et al. in Energy 245:123226–49 [2]). Unlike conventional centralized power plants, DRE facilities are situated closer to user side, generating electricity at lower voltage levels.