A Framework for Business Model Generation and Economic Analysis of Smart Grid Hub

Kwang Sup Shin; Won Chang Hur; Woo Je Kim; Yong Ma Moon

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.732-733.1338

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A Framework for Business Model Generation and Economic Analysis of Smart Grid Hub

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This paper provides a framework for smart grid hub. Unlike previous studies exploiting technological challenges, our framework presents the whole steps to construct a smart grid hub, plan operations and develop a business model, and then methodologies to validate the models for each stakeholder.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 732-733)

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Kwang Sup Shin, Won Chang Hur, Woo Je Kim, Yong Ma Moon

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Business Model Generation, Economic Analysis, Smart Grid Hub

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