A. Bracale, R. Caldon, G. Celli, M. Coppo, Diego Dal Canto, R. Langella, G. Petretto, F. Pilo, G. Pisano, D. Proto, S. Scalari, R. Turri
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Abstract
This paper presents initial results of a three-year research project entitled ATLANTIDE, which is aimed at developing a comprehensive digital archive of reference models of Italian distribution networks, including forecasted load and generation development evolving towards future smart grid scenarios. Such reference network models and evolutionary scenarios should provide a useful benchmark for testing and comparing different control methodologies, distribution schemes and operation strategies for dealing with the new challenges caused by the envisaged widespread diffusion and integration of distributed generation, renewable generation and distribution storage devices. The paper focuses on the criteria adopted for defining a set of evolutionary scenarios for the reference networks, accounting for current drives and future trends, valuable to a wide range of the stakeholders of the distribution business.