Investigation of the effects of transmission system cooperation operators in electric energy networks

The structure of common networks, physically and legally, is such that they are centrally exploited and there is no issue as the common use of electrical energy systems. In re-structured networks, asset management and the efficient use of electrical energy equipment requires some kind of close cooperation between entities that use electrical energy systems. The collaboration and interaction between distribution system operators and transmission systems, or both, can have a significant impact on issues such as restructuring, the electricity market, distributed generation and demand management, etc. However, the main impact of this interaction is on cost management. Therefore, such cooperation and interactions in energy networks will also improve network efficiency and reduce costs. To this end, issues such as challenges and frameworks for cooperation data between system operators and their areas should be carefully considered. The results show that this collaboration will save time and money in addition to network upgrades.