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Economic efficiencies of the energy flows from the primary resource suppliers to the electric load centers
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The economic efficiency of the electric energy system depends not only on the performance of the electric generation and transmission subsystems, but also on the ability to produce and transport the various forms of primary energy, particularly coal and natural gas. However, electric power system
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