Much has been said and written about microgrid, but there is still no clarity on what the business model and the legal framework that make them viable should be. Within this new scenario, what will be the role of distribution companies ?.
Certainly, we are in a technological, political and economic environment that demands innovative solutions. I would like to start a collaborative discussion on this subject, with the aim of sharing the views of researchers from different places in the world.
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In Germany, a distinction must be made between closed grids and open grids with access to the general electricity grid. For the latter, the general regulations apply in principle. So-called tenant electricity models and the area of micro-photovoltaic systems are currently of particular relevance.
Michael Frey
Thanks for the comments. This is an extremely current and relevant topic.
In principle, it seems that when there is a "single owner", microgrids can be better inserted (technically, economically and socially). For example, university campuses, industrial centers, etc.
When we look at residential condominiums and multi-user areas, the task is not easy. First, because of the different points of view regarding energy pricing. In theory, microgrids provide 'better quality energy'. Therefore, consumers willing to pay for this quality are needed.
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