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The traditional Power Grid has been designed in a hierarchical fashion, withEnergy pushed from the large scale production facilities towards the end users.But with the increasing availability of micro and medium scale generatingfacilities, the situation is changing. Many end users can now produce energyand share it over the Power Grid. Naturally, end users need to have incentivesto do so and might want to be able to act in an open decentralized energymarket. In the present work, we offer a novel analysis of the Medium and LowVoltage Power Grids of the North Netherlands using statistical tools from theComplex Network Analysis field. We use a weighted model based on actual Griddata and propose a set of statistical measures to evaluate the adequacy of thecurrent infrastructure for a decentralized energy market. Further, we use theinsight gained by the analysis to propose parameters that tie the statisticaltopological measures to economic factors that might influence theattractiveness to the end users in participating in such a decentralized energymarket, thus identifying what are the important topological parameters to workon to facilitate such open decentralized markets.

Towards Decentralized Trading: A Topological Investigation of the Dutch Medium and Low Voltage Grids