Chen et al., 2020 - Google Patents
Multi‐stage coordinated operation of a multi‐energy microgrid with residential demand response under diverse uncertaintiesChen et al., 2020
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- Chen Y
- Feng X
- Li Z
- Xu Y
- Miragha A
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- Energy Conversion and Economics
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This paper presents a two‐stage stochastic operation method for a multi‐energy microgrid (MEMG). The method can optimally schedule distributed generators, electric boilers, electrical chillers, and storage devices under the system technical constraints. Various …
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