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Desenvolvimento do ARS Simulator. Sele��o de comercializadores de energia

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2018 Portugal Portuguese Publisher:Neutro �� Terra

Authors: Silva, Allon Soares da; Joench, Rodrigo Luiz; Cembranel, Samuel Sandmann; Ferreira, Judite;

doi: 10.34630/neutroaterra.vi21.4403

Desenvolvimento do ARS Simulator. Sele��o de comercializadores de energia

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Abstract

This paper is a synthesis of the development of energy contracting simulator in Portugal "ARS Simulator". The simulator compares the prices of the energy traders and indicates to consumers the best option to contract energy. To make the comparison, the simulator uses trader��s data (energy prices) and the consumer��s data (energy bill, threephase or single-phase power supply and equipment's), to estimate its consumption and finally determine which trader will be the best choice.

Neutro �� Terra, N.�� 21 (2018): Revista T��cnico-Cient��fica (Primeiro Semestre)

Country

Portugal

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Keywords

Power contracting, Energy market, Simulator

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