Factorial optimization-driven input-output analysis for socio-economic and environmental effects of GHG emission reduction in electric power systems – A Canadian case study
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Optimization-driven input-output model; Electric power systems; GHG emission reduction; Socio-economic and environmental effects; Factorial analysis;All these keywords.
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