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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Non-technical losses"”.
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A strategy for the management of energy losses in a local electricity distribution network
… dissertation contains a strategy to minimize the non-technical electrical energy losses in an electrical distribution network. In order to develop the strategy, a model was constructed that simulates an electrical distribution network and includes different parameters that calculate the estimated …
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Investigating the factors affecting revenue collection: A case study of Erongo Regional Electricity Distributor company
… Distributors (REDs) in Namibia face numerous non-technical problems of which inadequate revenue collection is one (Von Oertzen, 2009). The researcher used a descriptive survey research design which uses both the quantitative and qualitative methods in conjunction with data collection …
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Power generation and its impact on electricity tariff : a case study of Sierra Leone
… input is wasted and there are high energy output losses in the system. About 10% of the energy input is lost because of poor housekeeping and operating practices. On the average 6% of the power generated is consumed by the plant auxiliaries and the station due to old and inefficient equipment. The …
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A solar energy strategy for the Dominican Republic
… grid system that causes high levels of technical and non-technical losses in transmission and distribution. This is exacerbated by the fact that the country depends on fossil fuels for over 80% of its electricity supply to the population. However, there is enormous potential for solar …
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Creating additional network capacity on constrained medium voltage networks utilizing distributed generation (specifically PV technology)
… to supply the increase in load demand and non-technical losses, such as theft, further exacerbate the problem. This incremental load growth results in the network feeder having unacceptable voltage regulation and/or thermal limitations and such a network is defined as a constrained network …