DNSP Costs Sample Clauses

DNSP Costs. Costs to DNSPs can be divided into connection costs and those associated with operating a more complex system. Connection costs Connection of an embedded generator can incur both shallow and deep connection costs. Shallow connection costs are for installation and maintenance of the infrastructure required to connect the generator to the network connection point. Deep connection costs relate to the augmentation and amplification infrastructure that provides network protection and voltage control upstream of the network connection point. Small-scale renewable energy systems are unlikely to incur deep connection costs, and small connection costs may be met through installation charges levied on the system owner. Complexity costs Embedded generation can be problematic for DNSPs, for example through islanding, complication of fault detection and isolation, possible negative effects on quality of supply, and uncertainty regarding legal accountability for quality of supply (Outhred and Xxxxxxx, 2002). These incur additional day-to- day costs by increasing the complexity of line maintenance and upgrades.
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