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File:Renewables are blooming; is the power system ready? A Prognosis on Residual Load Flexibility in Taiwan by 2025.pdf
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English: This term paper reviewed discussions regarding residual load flexibility of advanced nations in Energiewende, and simulated the residual load flexibility required in Taiwan by 2025.
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