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A control-oriented scalable model for demand side management in district heating aggregated communities

Saletti et al., 2022

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15381565640404738882
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Saletti C
Zimmerman N
Morini M
Kyprianidis K
Gambarotta A
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Applied Thermal Engineering

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District heating networks have become widespread due to their ability to distribute thermal energy efficiently, which leads to reduced carbon emissions and improved air quality. Additional benefits can derive from novel demand side management strategies, which can …
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