A Holistic Iterative Optimization Approach for Optimal Renewable Energy Resources-Based DG Placement and Sizing in Distribution Networks
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Abstract
The paper presents a novel methodology, termed the Holistic Iterative Distributed Generation Placement (HIDGP) Optimization method, for the optimal placement and sizing of Distributed Generation (DG) units within the IEEE 33-Bus distribution system. Utilizing a Python-DIgSILENT interface, the method conducts iterative power flow analyses by systematically evaluating DG penetration at individual buses and combinations of up to four buses. This approach ensures convergence to technically optimal DG configurations. Simulation results demonstrate that HIDGP significantly enhances voltage stability and reduces power losses compared to systems without DGs, and it outperforms conventional optimization methods across multiple performance metrics.
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