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Energy: summer and winter in Brazil
Energy: summer and winter in Brazil The Brazilian hourly demand curve presents two typical graphs: for hot days and for cold days. The difference is mainly associated with the maximums observed throughout the day. On hot days, the maximum demand occurs in the middle of the afternoon and extends until the beginning of the evening. On cold days, it occurs in the beginning of the evening. ..
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