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The Sharing Energy Storage Mechanism for Demand Side Energy Communities

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By Wei Li, Wenguo Wang, Yuying Gong, Uda Bala
| MDPI
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The Generation Rights Trading between Self-Owned Power Plants and New Energy Enterprises under the Conditions of Price Difference and Time-of-Use Pricing Settlement

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By Wei Li, Xiaolei Cheng, Yuying Gong, Kaibo Qu
| MDPI
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The Changing Contribution of Pig Farming to Rural Livelihoods

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By Lichao Yang, Chuanbo Chen, Yuying Gong
| Scientific Research Publishing (SCIRP)
1. Introduction Pigs were a crucial link in the integrated horticulture and livestock livelihood model of traditional smallholder agriculture in China. For traditional Chinese, work and daily life were inextricably bound up with pigs. In fact, the Chinese character for a home is a pig under a roof ( in the ancient oracle bone script) which shows that from ancient times people raised pigs in their homes. The song children learn in order to recognize the character for “home” is even more evocative.
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