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The smart meter and a smarter consumer: quantifying the benefits of smart meter implementation in the United States

Cook et al., 2012

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18381700216936671805
Author
Cook B
Gazzano J
Gunay Z
Hiller L
Mahajan S
Taskan A
Vilogorac S
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Chemistry Central Journal

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The electric grid in the United States has been suffering from underinvestment for years, and now faces pressing challenges from rising demand and deteriorating infrastructure. High congestion levels in transmission lines are greatly reducing the efficiency of electricity …
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