1. Background and overview of renewable energies connected to distribution networks
Renewable energies (RE) (particularly wind power and photovoltaics) are still making strong inroads into the public distribution network (PDS), thanks to a favorable public policy and feed-in tariffs that have kept the rate of growth virtually stable for several years. Wind power production has been rising steadily since 2005, and photovoltaic production since 2009 (figure 1 ). Over 90% of these renewable energies are connected to HV and LV distribution networks.
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Regulations
Code de l'Énergie, decree and order of 23/04/08, decree of 28/08/07, decree of 20/04/12, order of 02/07/14, deliberations of the Commission de régulation de l'énergie (CRE) on smart electricity grids (REI) of 12/06/14 and 08/12/16.
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Enedis patents on local and coordinated voltage regulation processes
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