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Techno-economic comparison of standalone microgrids for rural electrification in South Africa
Rural electrification is a global problem that primarily affects developing countries. The people worst affected are people living in sub- Saharan Africa. There are number of reasons why rural electrification is generally low. People in rural areas generally live in small communities, located far aw...
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Department of Electrical Engineering
2019
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