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Practical demand response potential evaluation of air-conditioning loads for aggregated customers

Qi et al., 2020

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1858875789273870357
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Qi N
Cheng L
Xu H
Wang Z
Zhou X
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Energy Reports

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The evaluation of demand response (DR) potential is of vital significance for evaluating the possible power reduction, forming constraints for optimal economic dispatching, and targeting appropriate customers effectively. To improve the applicability and reliability of DR …
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