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A novel microgrid demand-side management system for manufacturing facilities

Harper, 2014

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Thirty-one percent of annual energy consumption in the United States occurs within the industrial sector, where manufacturing processes account for the largest amount of energy consumption and carbon emissions. For this reason, energy efficiency in manufacturing …
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