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use targetQ values from OpenAC to generate battery modifications - #160

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Get data from openReac, transforms it a little bit and send to :
gridsuite/network-modification-server#883
gridsuite/network-modification#227

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Signed-off-by: Mathieu DEHARBE <mathieu.deharbe@rte-france.com>
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Signed-off-by: Mathieu DEHARBE <mathieu.deharbe@rte-france.com>
.add();
bat.newExtension(VoltageRegulationAdder.class)
.withTargetV(215.)
.withVoltageRegulatorOn(false)

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Do we need to add a test for .withVoltageRegulatorOn(true) ?

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