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Why reducing socio-environmental externalities of electricity system expansions can boost the development of solar power generation: The case of Chile
Matamala C, Moreno R, Sauma E, Calabrese J, Osses P
Solar Energy, 217, 58, 2021 |
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A generic framework for power system flexibility analysis using cooperative game theory
Kristiansen M, Korpas M, Svendsen HG
Applied Energy, 212, 223, 2018 |
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State-of-the-art generation expansion planning: A review
Koltsaklis NE, Dagoumas AS
Applied Energy, 230, 563, 2018 |
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A novel data-driven scenario generation framework for transmission expansion planning with high renewable energy penetration
Sun MY, Cremer J, Strbac G
Applied Energy, 228, 546, 2018 |
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The multi-scale generation and transmission expansion model
Sarid A, Tzurt M
Energy, 148, 977, 2018 |
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Bilevel transmission expansion planning using second-order cone programming considering wind investment
Zolfaghari S, Akbari T
Energy, 154, 455, 2018 |
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Impact of introducing flexibility in the Colombian transmission expansion planning
Henao A, Sauma E, Gonzalez A
Energy, 157, 131, 2018 |
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Transition and Integration of the ERCOT Market with the Competitive Renewable Energy Zones Project
Du XD, Rubin OD
Energy Journal, 39(4), 235, 2018 |
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A Mechanism for Allocating Benefits and Costs from Transmission Interconnections under Cooperation: A Case Study of the North Sea Offshore Grid
Kristiansen M, Munoz FD, Oren S, Korpas M
Energy Journal, 39(6), 209, 2018 |
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Solar energy's potential to mitigate political risks: The case of an optimised Africa-wide network
Trotter PA, Maconachie R, McManus MC
Energy Policy, 117, 108, 2018 |
