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Electricity distribution systems are facing changes since distributed energy resources, such as distributed generation and electric vehicles, are becoming more common in the energy system. Load profiles of end-customers are changing from the energy incentive towards peak power intensive type. Decreasing trend of energy transfer in distribution is challenging the present energy-based tariff structure of distribution system operators. Due to capacity-based dimensioning of electricity distribution system, the incentives to power-based customer tariffs are increasing. This study focuses on analysing how power-based tariffs with different parameter settings would affect the distribution of customer payments.
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