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Distribution hosting capacity tool (DHCT)

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A tool that calculates how much of the Distributed energy resources(DERs) the distribution system can handle without any upgrades to the distribution system. Helps assess what upgrades could be installed in the network to be able to host more DERs.

Distribution hosting capacity tool (DHCT)
Model ID
DHCT
Initiative
Utilities & Renewables
Model published
2022
Simulator launched
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