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Building to Grid (B2G) at the California smart grid center

Tatro et al., 2010

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Document ID
14315014374202909200
Author
Tatro R
Vadhva S
Kaur P
Shahpatel N
Dixon J
Alzanoon K
Publication year
Publication venue
2010 IEEE International Conference on Information Reuse & Integration

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In 2009-2010, the California Energy Commission (CEC) funded the University of California Berkeley Building to Grid (B2G) test bed project to create a research facility that can examine aspects of electrical and other energy usage to determine total energy flows by functional …
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