here is the source code ( using visual studio btw)

for whatever reason when i copy the source code i do not get what im supposed to.. any help is appreicated

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Microgrid Possibilities in Lawrence KS

• Microgrid Definition
• Typical Microgrid Features
• Possible Microgrids in Lawrence

1. Microgrid Definition

   The Grid is an abstraction. It is a complete system of generators, distributors, and users of electric power throughout a large region like the eastern half of North America.

   A microgrid is a small version of a large electrical power network. It disconnected from the outside world, a microgrid continues to provide critical electrical services to its constituent users¹.

   Smaller microgrids may be nested inside larger microgrids to any number of levels. Then larger grids can obtain services from their smaller components. When a problem requires quick action, this helps large grids avoid the dilemma of being inundated by detail or forced into draconian behavior

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2. Typical Microgrid Features

   • High-efficiency lighting, appliances, and machinery.
   • Local renewable energy sources and energy storage.
   • A comprehensive energy-management control system.
   • Ability to communicate with management systems at larger and smaller scales and cooperate in mutually beneficial ways.
   >Ability to disconnect from larger (container) grids, adjacent (sibling) grids, and/or smaller (component) grids yet continue critical operations.

3. Possible Microgrids in Lawrence

   At the largest scale, the all of Lawrence could be a microgrid.

   At an intermediate scale, parts of Lawrence could be microgrids. Examples of potential microgrids at this scale are:

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4. All buildings in downtown Lawrence.
5. A group of industrial buildings and residences in East Lawrence.
6. A group of medical buildings in Old West Lawrence.
7. The University of Kansas.

At the smallest scale, an individual industrial, institutional, commercial, or residential building could become a microgrid it it provides significant energy generation or storage.

¹For another description of microgrids. See Microgrid Institute