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Managing human involvement in an energy community: Application to a subway station

Energy communities become increasingly diverse, as sharing mechanisms and artificial intelligence become an important component of the cooperation between people and energy systems. This cooperation can play an important role at municipality level, where transportation systems that consume huge quan...

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Published in:Sustainable cities and society 2023-08, Vol.95, p.104597, Article 104597
Main Authors: Simoiu, Mircea Stefan, Fagarasan, Ioana, Ploix, Stéphane, Calofir, Vasile
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