Supplementary material for "Long Term Impact of Grid Level Energy Storage on Renewable Energy Penetration and Emissions in the Chilean Electric System" by Serguey A. Maximov, Gareth P. Harrison and Daniel Friedrich, Energies, 2019
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2019-03-20Type
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Maximov, SergueyPublisher
University of Edinburgh. School of Engineering. Institute for Energy SystemsRelation (Is Referenced By)
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Maximov, Serguey. (2019). Supplementary material for "Long Term Impact of Grid Level Energy Storage on Renewable Energy Penetration and Emissions in the Chilean Electric System" by Serguey A. Maximov, Gareth P. Harrison and Daniel Friedrich, Energies, 2019, [software]. University of Edinburgh. School of Engineering. Institute for Energy Systems. https://doi.org/10.7488/ds/2511.Description
Supplementary material for publication: "Long Term Impact of Grid Level Energy Storage on Renewable Energy Penetration and Emissions in the Chilean Electric System" Includes modifications to Python code and the data for generating different scenarios. Refer to "supplementary_materials.txt" for more information.
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