Abstract
Industrial estates in Thailand, which are usually connected to distribution systems, allow power producers to directly negotiate with their own customers. Therefore, distribution utilities have to calculate wheeling charges with fairness and transparency. This paper proposes a concept of wheeling charge calculation based on “power flow based MW-Mile method” with the consideration of differentiation of line flow magnitude before and after the power transaction. The results show that the proposed concept computes the different wheeling charge against existing power flow based MW-Mile method and can reflect an increase or decrease of line flow due to power transaction.
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