A More Renewable-Friendly Electrical Grid: Thermal Storage Refrigeration for Demand Response in California and Denmark

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"A More Renewable-Friendly Electrical Grid: Thermal Storage Refrigeration for Demand Response in California and Denmark"
written by Kurt Kornbluth, John Cook, Paul Erickson,
published by Smart Grid and Renewable Energy, Vol.3 No.4, 2012

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