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Optimal operation strategies of multi-energy systems integrated with liquid air energy storage using information gap decision theory

Yan et al., 2021

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7578529445770595592
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Yan C
Wang C
Hu Y
Yang M
Xie H
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International Journal of Electrical Power & Energy Systems

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In this paper, a framework of multi-energy system (MES) integrating with a liquid air energy storage (LAES) system was proposed. LAES, where liquid air works as an energy storage media, is a powerful and eco-friendly technology for storing renewable energy resources …
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