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A non-linear resilient-oriented planning of the energy hub with integration of energy storage systems and flexible loads

Seyyedi et al., 2022

Document ID
14366394944970313973
Author
Seyyedi A
Armand M
Akbari E
Moosanezhad J
Khorasani F
Raeisinia M
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Energy Storage

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This paper develops a two-stage model for planning of the hub, taking into account various uncertainties, in which the sizing of hub converters is performed with the aim of improving hub resilience. In the first stage, the capacity of hub converters is selected and in the second …
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