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A functional reference architecture for aggregators
Aggregators are considered to be a key enabling technology for harvesting power system services from distributed energy resources (DER). As a precondition for more widespread use of aggregators in power systems, methods for comparing and validating aggregator designs must be established. This paper proposes a functional reference architecture for aggregators to address this requirement.