Eldali et al., 2016 - Google Patents
Cost-benefit analysis of Demand Response programs incorporated in Open Modeling FrameworkEldali et al., 2016
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- Eldali F
- Hardy T
- Corbin C
- Pinney D
- Javid M
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- 2016 IEEE power and energy society general meeting (PESGM)
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Rural electric cooperatives (consumer-owned, not-for-profit utilities) develop Demand Response (DR) programs to shift and reduce peak demand, delay capital investment in the distribution grid and reduce wholesale energy demand. Cooperatives have developed a …
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