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Raimi and Carrico, for example, described smart grid technology as follows: "Smart grids are modernized electrical grids that use information and communications technology to gather and act on information, such as information about the behaviours of electricity providers and consumers" (p. Many studies do not explicitly define the smart grid, but imply that it is a distributed energy system that enables grid-serving flexibility (e_g ). Earlier research has dealt with private costs in relation to smart grids, rather than the social costs, even if recent research has started to look into also social costs . . .
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