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Technical, economic, and performance analysis of a hybrid energy system using a novel dispatch strategy

Toopshekan et al., 2020

Document ID
8421340858346744321
Author
Toopshekan A
Yousefi H
Astaraei F
Publication year
Publication venue
Energy

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Renewable and sustainable energy dispatching is considered as a major concern when designing hybrid energy systems. Obtaining a reliable and efficient framework that satisfies continuous operation at minimum cost is necessary due to the high cost of renewable …
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