A Python-based building energy modeling (BEM) tool designed to model flexible loads in residential buildings
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Iterative modeling framework for exploring all stakeholder viewpoints to analyze evolving electricity systems
simulation electricity power-systems economic-equlibrium distributed-energy-resources multi-stakeholder-analysis
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This repository contains all the codes, figures, and some raw data tables used in the study 'Impact of Grid Infrastructure Limits on Electric Vehicle Charging Access for California Households'
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Publicly available visualization tool for evaluating many control configurations of Phasor-Based Control on three-phase unbalanced distribution grid feeders
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Understanding whether your Distributed Energy Resources (DER) work with each other, your smart home, and your Virtual Power Plant (VPP) provider takes too much work. What if there was a way to get such answers before you buy? DER Directory provides a structured way to notate the capabilities of a DER device.
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