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Balancing Public Values During the Energy Transition - How Can German and Dutch DSOs Safeguard Sustainability?
Distribution of electricity constitutes an essential link in the energy sector value chain for which Distribution System Operators (DSOs) bear the responsibility. While executing that role, DSOs are expected to take into consideration public values, such as the availability, affordability and sustainability of the infrastructure they manage.