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A Brief Review to Integrated Energy System and Energy Internet 综合能源系统与能源互联网简述

Name: A Brief Review to Integrated Energy System and Energy Internet 综合能源系统与能源互联网简述
Keywords: Energy Internet, Integrated energy system, information and communication technology, energy, 004

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Authors: Yu, Xiaodan; Xu, Xiandong; Chen, Shuoyi; Wu, Jianzhong; Jia, Hongjie;

A Brief Review to Integrated Energy System and Energy Internet 综合能源系统与能源互联网简述

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Integrated energy system and Energy Internet are two hot topics in the field of energy. In this paper, these two concepts and their focuses are summarized and analyzed. Typical research in the areas of integrated energy system and Energy Internet is reviewed. The research concerns and technologies of these two concepts are then outlined respectively. The differences and similarities of these two concepts and their future development are discussed.

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Energy Internet, Integrated energy system, information and communication technology, energy, 004

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