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Lu et al., 2021 - Google Patents

Robust day-ahead coordinated scheduling of multi-energy systems with integrated heat-electricity demand response and high penetration of renewable energy

Lu et al., 2021

Document ID
510841051458536508
Author
Lu J
Liu T
He C
Nan L
Hu X
Publication year
Publication venue
Renewable Energy

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As fossil fuels dry up and the proportion of renewable energy increases, multi-energy system (MES) becomes an effective way to realize renewable energy accommodation. High penetration of renewable energy brings challenges to the operation of power system, such …
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