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A Hybrid Decomposition Approach for Stochastic Unit Commitment with Combined-Cycle Generators
The U.S. power grid is undergoing a paradigm shift as energy demand grows in scale and volatility. In response to this growing need, the U.S. has increased adoption of combined-cycle generators (CCs). CCs are fast-ramping generators that utilize variable configurations of combustion turbines (CTs) a
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