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A stochastic framework to evaluate the impact of agricultural load flexibility on the sizing of renewable energy systems

Kocaman et al., 2020

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7776502109084982501
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Kocaman A
Ozyoruk E
Taneja S
Modi V
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Renewable Energy

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Pumping of water for agriculture can be a flexible component of electric demand. In this study, a framework that involves scenario based stochastic programming models is developed to examine the effect of load shifting on the renewable energy system sizing for …
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