A COLLABORATIVE OPTIMIZATION MODEL FOR INTERACTIVE RESPONSE OF COOLING, HEATING, AND ELECTRIC FLEXIBLE LOADS IN NEAR ZERO CARBON PARKS

Liu Guowei, Dai Hao, Wu Jiekang, Kan Dongwang, Deng Hao, and Wang Liming

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