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EnergyNet in Practice: Long Grid, Short Grids and Mobility-Based Energy Peering
Electrification is planned as a network problem: more demand, more upstream capacity, local resources waiting for reinforcement. We argue that a material part of that bill, in money and time, follows from architecture, not electrification itself, and propose the Short Grid as the deployment unit: a
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