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Assessing the Performance of Behind-the-Meter Solar+Storage for Short-Duration Power Interruptions: A Case Study Using the Presto Model
The growing interest in onsite solar photovoltaic and energy storage systems (PVESS) is partially motivated by customer concerns regarding grid reliability. It is crucial to consider both the unpredictability of such events and the location-specific patterns in their timing and duration to accuratel
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