Distributed Energy Resources
The growing interest in a more decentralized electric grid and new types of distributed resources further increase the variety of stakeholders and technologies . Both new and conventional stakeholders are building or planning to build distributed solar photovoltaic systems, energy management systems, micro-grids, demand services,
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