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Jordehi, 2021 - Google Patents

Information gap decision theory for operation of combined cooling, heat and power microgrids with battery charging stations

Jordehi, 2021

Document ID
9542146451262661690
Author
Jordehi A
Publication year
Publication venue
Sustainable Cities and Society

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The role of combined cooling heat and power (CCHP) microgrids (MGs) in sustainable cities, due to high penetration of renewables and coordinated supply of different energy demands, is significant. CCHP MGs have energy management systems that conduct unit …
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