Most cited papers from EGÚ Brno (Czechia)

EGÚ Brno (Czechia)

What are the most cited papers from EGÚ Brno (Czechia)?

The most cited paper from EGÚ Brno (Czechia) is "Integration of Electricity from Renewable Energy Sources — The Czech Story" (Miroslav Vrba, Z. Śpacek, Jiří Jež et al., 2015), with 8 citations. Next come "Analysis of the assumed cost of penalty payments in a municipal MV distribution network" (7) and "Some features of possible solutions of installing telecontrolled section switches and reclosers in the MV overhead network" (6).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#	Paper
1	Integration of Electricity from Renewable Energy Sources — The Czech Story Miroslav Vrba, Z. Śpacek, Jiří Jež et al. · Energy & Environment	2015	8
2	Analysis of the assumed cost of penalty payments in a municipal MV distribution network V. Detrich, K. Matonoha, Z. Śpacek et al. Conference paper	2005	7
3	Some features of possible solutions of installing telecontrolled section switches and reclosers in the MV overhead network Petr Skala, V. Détfich, Z. Śpacek et al. Conference paper	Jul 2009	6
4	Comparison of Estimates of the Costs of Penalty Payments in a MV Distribution Network Obtained by Simulation and from Observed Data V. Detrich, Petr Skala, K. Matonoha et al. Conference paper	Jun 2006	6
5	Modelling of supply interruptions in MV cable distribution networks for a more accurate estimation of the cost of penalty payments V. Detrich, Petr Skala, K. Matonoha et al. Conference paper	Jun 2005	6
6	Evaluation of Measures Undertaken in the Distribution Network Based on the Potential of Reducing the Costs of Supply Interruptions V. Detrich, Petr Skala, Z. Śpacek et al. Conference paper	Jul 2007	5
7	Regulation of the electricity supply continuity and decision making of distribution companies about measures to be undertaken in the network V. Detrich, Petr Skala, Z. Spaeek et al. Conference paper	Oct 2007	5
8	Choice of appropriate approach to evaluating the level of reliability of supplying consumers from MV distribution networks V. Detrich Conference paper	2001	2
9	UTILIZATION OF THE REACTIVE POWER POTENTIAL IN THE DISTRIBUTION NETWORKS IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC Karel Procházka, J. Ptáček, Paul Burger et al. · IET conference proceedings. Conference paper	2 Nov 2021	1
10	Incentives in supply continuity regulation and setting its parameters in the Czech Republic Petr Skala, Ján Šefránek · CIRED - Open Access Proceedings Journal Open access	Oct 2017	1
11	Value of supply interruptions and its impact on optimal solutions in distribution networks Petr Skala, V. Détfich, Oto Bucholcer et al. Conference paper	Apr 2014	1
12	Economical Evaluation of Telecontrolled Switches in MV Distribution System Using the Costs of Penalty Payments V. Detrich, Petr Skala, Z. Śpacek et al. · Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on Probablistic Methods Applied to Power Systems Conference paper	25 May 2008	1
13	Improving the operating reliability of alternators in nuclear power plants J. Pospisil	1993	0
14	From the past to the future of the Czech, Slovak and Central european power systems Jiří Ptáček, Petr Modlitba, Svatopluk Vnouček et al. Conference paper	May 2018	0
15	Specific issues of reliability simulations of MV distribution networks Petr Skala, Oto Bucholcer Conference paper	May 2018	0
16	Urban distribution network reliability simulation and strategies of successive refurbishment of distribution transformer stations Zbyněk Brettschneider, Stanislav Votruba, Petr Skala · CIRED - Open Access Proceedings Journal Open access	Oct 2017	0
17	Influence of financial equivalent of supply interruption on decision making in distribution networks Petr Skala, V. Detrich, Oto Bucholcer Conference paper	May 2014	0
18	Evaluation of the successive restoration of electricity supply to customers in distribution networks in connection with the regulation of electricity supply continuity Petr Skala, V. Detrich, S. Grulling · IET Conference Publications Conference paper	2009	0

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