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Roldán-Blay et al., 2019 - Google Patents

Improving the benefits of demand response participation in facilities with distributed energy resources

Roldán-Blay et al., 2019

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13843942272819139713
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Roldán-Blay C
Escrivá-Escrivá G
Roldán-Porta C
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Energy

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Demand response has proven to be a distributed energy resource of great potential over the last decades for electrical systems operation. However, small or medium size facilities generally have a very limited ability to participate in demand response programs. When a …
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