Difference between revisions of "Policy and Regulatory Frameworks for Electricity Grids"
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Revision as of 15:59, 30 October 2024
Welcome to the Grid Portal
An electric grid is an interconnected network of generation stations, high-voltage transmission lines and distribution lines for delivering electricity from suppliers to consumers. The grid portal provides an overview of the grid related information on energypedia.
Here is a selection of articles on different topics related to policy and regulatory frameworks for power grids. For an overview of all grid-related articles available on energypedia, click on the All Grid Articles tab above.
- Network Standards and Regulatory Frameworks
- Electricity Market Design
- Institutional Framework
- (Legal Aspects of Grid Interconnection)
- (Legal Framework for Feeding Renewable Energy to the Grid)
- Net Metering
- Renewable Energy Support Mechanisms: Feed-In Tariffs and Auctions
