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Simultaneity
The rule that governs energy sharing: only electricity produced, injected into the local network and consumed within the same quarter hour is allocated. It forbids any carry-over from one slot to the next — whatever is not absorbed within the quarter hour leaves the sharing arrangement and falls back to injection.
Also known as: simultaneity rule, concurrency
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