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Demand Response in the Smart Grid: A Distributed Computing Perspective

Wang et al., 2012

Document ID
12772706954686236120
Author
Wang C
De Groot M
Publication year
Publication venue
Energy‐Efficient Distributed Computing Systems

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The advance in information technologies in the recent years provides new opportunities for the modernization of traditional power grids. The term Smart Grid is often used to name the effort of integrating the Internet with power delivery infrastructure and enabling a variety of …
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