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Improved photovoltaic self-consumption with appliance scheduling in 200 single-family buildings

Widén, 2014

Document ID
6657038580716340158
Author
Widén J
Publication year
Publication venue
Applied Energy

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Self-consumption of on-site photovoltaic (PV) electricity in buildings is gaining interest as a way to accommodate high PV penetrations in the power system. On markets where there is no substantial feed-in support for renewables, there is also an economic incentive for PV self …
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