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Power Interruption Costs to Commercial Customers of Electricity in Korea

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Journal 01 Sep 2014Publisher:The Korean Institute of Electrical EngineersJournal:Journal of Electrical Engineering and Technology, volume 9, pages 1,495-1,500 (issn: 1975-0102,

Authors: Dong-Sub Kim; Kil-Sin Kim;

doi: 10.5370/jeet.2014.9.5.1495

Power Interruption Costs to Commercial Customers of Electricity in Korea

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This paper presents the result of the estimation of the power interruption costs of Korean commercial customers. Commercial customers are usually located in urban areas and considered very important because a power interruption on them can expand to additional damage to related users. Their power interruption costs were calculated through a survey with the process of data selection. Also, the power interruption cost for each customer's business type was calculated and compared with that of foreign cases.

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Yonsei University
Korea (Republic of)
Yonsei University
Korea (Republic of)

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