A case study of energy community assessment in the Czech Republic

This article focuses on a case study of an energy community assessment. Different allocation keys will be presented to ensure a fair and efficient distribution of shared energy among community members. The calculation is demonstrated using real data from an anonymized energy community. A static allocation key will be used for the calculation with repeated iterative computation.

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.13164/eeict.2025.37
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Engineering Education and Technology
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A case study of energy community assessment in the Czech Republic

David Šaman, Lukáš Radil
Engineering Education and Technology
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A case study of energy community assessment in the Czech Republic

David Šaman, Lukáš Radil
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This article focuses on a case study of an energy community assessment. Different allocation keys will be presented to ensure a fair and efficient distribution of shared energy among community members. The calculation is demonstrated using real data from an anonymized energy community. A static allocation key will be used for the calculation with repeated iterative computation.

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