Demand response events in district heating: Results from field tests in a university building
Authors:
- Asit Kumar MishraAMAsit Kumar Mishra
- Juha JokisaloJJJuha Jokisalo
- Risto KosonenRisto Kosonen
- Tuomas KinnunenTKTuomas Kinnunen
- Matias EkkerhaugenMEMatias Ekkerhaugen
- Heikki IhasaloHIHeikki Ihasalo
- Kristian MartinKMKristian Martin
- 1 May 2019
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Sustainable Cities and Society
- Vol. 47
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Funding Information
- Business Finland
- Fidelix Ltd.
- Fourdeg Ltd.
- Granlund Ltd.
- SRV Construction Ltd.
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