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Convergence of Smart Grid ICT architectures for the last mile

Albano et al., 2014

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8340566642350805139
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Albano M
Ferreira L
Pinho L
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IEEE Transactions on Industrial Informatics

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The evolution of the electrical grid into a smart grid, allowing user production, storage, and exchange of energy; remote control of appliances; and, in general, optimizations over how the energy is managed and consumed, is an evolution into a complex information and …
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