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Practical Cost Effectiveness Analysis for Solar Energy Systems: Case Study of Stand-Alone Retail Building

The cost effectiveness of hybrid renewable energy systems is highlighted by studying the impact of various param-eters involved in the implementation of these systems in the case of a solar study; namely load profile, pricing and grid injection. An experimental study is used to determine the optimum...

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Main Authors:	Legrene, Inoussa, Wong, Tony, Dessaint, Louis-A.
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