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1 Fig. 1 Temporal patterns of electric energy demand.
Temporal patterns of electric energy demand. (A) Map of a portion of Cambridge, MA. The colors represent the monthly electricity consumption. (B) Monthly electricity consumption of 4683 users over the course of 3 years. (C) Distribution of the daily consumption for an average day in July. The solid red curve denotes the lognormal fit. (D) Hourly demand profiles for a typical day in July, with representative daily curves marked with colors and respective daily consumption values. (E) Hourly solar generation profiles for typical residential-size installations. Arda Halu et al. Sci Adv 2016;2:e Copyright © 2016, The Authors

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