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Cooperative planning of renewable generations for interconnected microgrids

Wang et al., 2016

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5580391218849210834
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Wang H
Huang J
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IEEE Transactions on Smart Grid

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We study the renewable energy generations in Hong Kong based on realistic meteorological data, and find that different renewable sources exhibit diverse time-varying and location-dependent profiles. To efficiently explore and utilize the diverse renewable …
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