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Electric Storage in California's Commercial Buildings

Name: Electric Storage in California's Commercial Buildings
Creator: Stadler, Michael
Keywords: policy and economy, Energy storage, electric storage, Energy conservation, CO2 emissions, Energy planning, California, Environmental Energy Technologies, microgrid, energy costs

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 30 Apr 2013 United States English Publisher:eScholarship, University of California

Authors: Stadler, Michael;

Electric Storage in California's Commercial Buildings

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policy and economy, Energy storage, electric storage, Energy conservation, CO2 emissions, Energy planning, California, Environmental Energy Technologies, microgrid, energy costs, consumption, and utilization, California, CO2 emissions, distributed energy resource optimization, electric storage, electric vehicles, energy costs, microgrid, distributed energy resource optimization, electric vehicles

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