Microrrede inteligente: um desafio para o setor regulatório brasileiro

• Autor(a) principal: Cysne, Karol Damasceno
• Data de Publicação: 2018
• Tipo de documento: Trabalho de conclusão de curso
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Repositório Institucional da Universidade Federal do Ceará (UFC)
• Texto Completo: http://www.repositorio.ufc.br/handle/riufc/45074
• topic: Microrredes Inteligentes; Regulação; Geração Distribuída

This work will analyze the regulatory sector in the Brazilian power system before a new model of management of energy inputs called Intelligent Electric Networks. In Brazil, the first physical projects of this new architecture begin to appear in the form of intelligent micro smart grids. Thus, it will be taken into account that all current regulations for the year 2018 that frames the Brazilian Intelligent Electrical Networks, will also be framed the micro smart grids. In order to discuss the challenges encountered in an existing normative approach, a case study will be carried out in an intelligent micro-pilot pilot project located in the municipality of Eusebio / CE. The project has particularities such as the operation in islanding and storage of energy connected to the network, making this a good study project. The work will begin by exposing the main moments in the history of the regulatory sector in Brazil, which influenced the current legislation in 2018. This will make a presentation of this current regulation, addressing the aspects of intelligent electricity grids and distributed generation. Given this normative outlook in 2018, the characteristics described will be used in the case study as a way of configuring the intelligent micro smart grid project according to the Brazilian legislation. Therefore, the main challenges encountered for a normative framework in the analysis of projects of intelligent micro-grids and the like are presented. At the end of the work it is verified that the current regulation is superficial in what concerns the implantation of intelligent micro smart grid in the Brazilian electrical system and that in front of the punctuated challenges it is necessary an update of the existing law texts, as well as a specific legislation for questions like billing, business models, island mode of operation and others. Finally, we also present some proposed business models that can serve as a basis for future work with similar applications.