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"## The CityLearn Challenge 2022\n",
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"[The CityLearn Challenge 2022](https://www.aicrowd.com/challenges/neurips-2022-citylearn-challenge) focuses on the opportunity brought on by home battery storage devices and photovoltaics and utilizes the same dataset used in this tutorial.\n",
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"While `The CityLearn Challenge 2022` has ended, you can still make submissions to the [Post Challenge Leaderboard](https://www.aicrowd.com/challenges/neurips-2022-citylearn-challenge/leaderboards?challenge_round_id=1294) and compare your scores to the challenge participants.\n",
"## The CityLearn Challenge 2023\n",
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"Follow the instructions in the [starter-kit](https://gitlab.aicrowd.com/aicrowd/challenges/citylearn-challenge-2022/citylearn-2022-starter-kit#neurips-2022-citylearn-challenge-starter-kit) to begin participating!\n",
"[The CityLearn Challenge 2023](https://www.aicrowd.com/challenges/neurips-2023-citylearn-challenge) addresses this multi-faceted nature of advanced control in buildings by blending the challenges of control algorithm design, forecast quality and grid-resilience. The CityLearn Challenge 2023 presents a control track as done in previous challenges as well as introduces an independent forecast track where, both tracks are run in parallel and utilize the same dataset.\n",
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"Also, be on the lookout for [the latest The CityLearn Challenge](https://www.citylearn.net/citylearn_challenge/index.html)!"
"In the control track, participants will develop energy management agent(s) and an optional custom reward function (in RLC solutions) to manage electrical and domestic hot water energy storage systems, and heat pump power in a synthetic single-family neighborhood under normal grid-operation and power outages. Whereas, in the forecast problem, participants will design regression models to predict the 48-hour-ahead end-use load profiles for each building in the neighborhood as well as the neighborhood-level 48-hour-ahead solar generation and carbon intensity profiles."
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