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New control strategy for the weekly scheduling of insular power systems with a battery energy storage system

Osório et al., 2015

Document ID
10160576040769356893
Author
Osório G
Rodrigues E
Lujano-Rojas J
Matias J
Catalão J
Publication year
Publication venue
Applied Energy

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The increment in generation costs is one of the most important factors that characterizes the operation of insular power systems, and is related to the location of these systems and the type of fuel used to provide electricity. This situation motivates the integration of renewable …
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