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A sustainable framework for long-term planning of the smart energy hub in the presence of renewable energy sources, energy storage systems and demand response …

Honarmand et al., 2022

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9504742485758162536
Author
Honarmand H
Rashid S
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Energy Storage

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Energy hub systems are known as the most important local energy systems and simultaneously meet the needs of their customers for different energies. Optimal design of energy hub systems has become a very important issue, as these systems have many …
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