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Optimal sizing and assessment of an islanded photovoltaic‐battery‐diesel generator microgrid applicable to a remote school of Bangladesh

Ishraque et al., 2021

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5583076232106638185
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Ishraque M
Shezan S
Nur J
Islam M
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Engineering Reports

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Electricity has become a part and parcel of modern life. The world is constantly developing, and the electricity demand is inevitably increasing with it. It is a big challenge for the power generation organizations to cope up with this increasing demand. For a developing country …
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