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High-Resolution Long-Term Load Forecasting for Large-Scale AI Data Centers and Electric Vehicles Using Weather Normalization and Scenario Analysis: A Jeju Island Case Study Based on the ERCOT Method

Aug 2026 · Journal of Electrical Engineering and Technology · Vol 21, pp. 4123 - 4140 · 0 citations · 35 references

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A modular, hourly-resolution framework for long-term load forecasting on isolated grids, addressing the limitations of conventional monthly models in capturing weather-driven volatility and structural load growth and providing a quantitative basis for storage sizing, demand-response design, and transmission expansion.

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