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Stored energy control for long-term continuous operation of an electric and hydrogen hybrid energy storage system for emergency power supply and solar power …

Zhang et al., 2019

Document ID
1206558193225291589
Author
Zhang Z
Nagasaki Y
Miyagi D
Tsuda M
Komagome T
Tsukada K
Hamajima T
Ayakawa H
Ishii Y
Yonekura D
Publication year
Publication venue
International Journal of Hydrogen Energy

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In order to realize a large-capacity stand-alone emergency power supply that enables highly reliable and high-quality power supply at the time of a large-scale natural disaster and enables effective use of solar power generation, we proposed an electric and hydrogen …
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