A review paper outlines a socio-techno-economic framework for demand-side flexibility and stresses the need for integrated social, economic, and technical approaches to enable renewable-heavy power systems.
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Towards socio-techno-economic power systems with demand-side flexibility
A review paper outlines a socio-techno-economic framework for demand-side flexibility and stresses the need for integrated social, economic, and technical approaches to enable renewable-heavy power systems.