Simulation of a stand-alone renewable hydrogen system for residential supply
Simulación de un sistema autónomo de hidrógeno renovable para uso residencial
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https://doi.org/10.15446/dyna.v81n185.37165Palabras clave:
Hybrid, hydrogen, renewable energy, energy storage, simulation, modeling (en)Híbrido, hidrógeno, energía renovable, almacenamiento de energía, simulación, modelado (es)
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