Using lagrangian relaxation to locate hydrogen production facilities under uncertain demand: a case study from norway

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• who: u0160u00e1rka u0160tu00e1dlerovu00e1 from the chooses to open facilities at most of the candidate locationsFurthermore, most of the production is located in the southern part of Norway, since high distribution costs dominate the lower production costs in the northern part of Norway. The facility in Trondheim is therefore characterized by high opening capacity as it has low production costs and many road traffic customers in the southern part of Norway are within the distance limit. However, the demand scenarios used in our analysis are characterized by a large degree of uncertainty. We show that different distribution types . . .
  

   

  

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