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Grid Integration of Gigawatt-Scale Hydrogen Hubs: A Multi-Timescale Stability Analysis and Connection Requirements for Weak Grid Environments
The global transition toward green hydrogen is driving the deployment of gigawatt-scale electrolysis centers, introducing a novel, converter-dominated load class to the bulk power system. Unlike conventional industrial loads, these facilities utilize extensive power electronics interfaces with fast
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