Large-scale offshore wind integration by wind-thermal-electrolysis-battery (WTEB) power system: A case study of Yangxi, China
Authors:
- Runzhao LiRLRunzhao Li
- Xiaoming JinXJXiaoming Jin
- Ping YangPYPing Yang
- Yun LiuYLYun Liu
- Shichao WangSWShichao Wang
- Yimin FengYFYimin Feng
- Yun ZhengYZYun Zheng
- Chunrong CaiCCChunrong Cai
- Lu WangLWLu Wang
- Kai XiaoKXKai Xiao
- Zhaohe HuangZHZhaohe Huang
- Wenzhao YangWYWenzhao Yang
- 10 November 2023
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in International Journal of Hydrogen Energy
- Vol. 52, 467-484
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