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English: Presentation on technical challenges concerning the integration of distributed generation
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Regional Conference "Redes Renovables" on Distributed Generation
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2016-11-22
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Paul Simmons, Christian Santana, Daniel Vieira, Alejandro Chanona, Simon Müller, David Watts, Rodrigo Palma, Matthias Grandel, James Veaney, Andrés Romero
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