A comprehensive review of the prospects for rural electrification using stand-alone and hybrid energy technologies

Pandiyan, P.; Sitharthan, R.; Saravanan, S.; Prabaharan, Natarajan; Tiwari, Ramji; Chinnadurai, T.; Yuvaraj, T.; Devabalaji, K.R.

doi:10.1016/j.seta.2022.102155

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“…Government of India has introduced several schemes for rural electrification in India. Some of those schemes are as follows: (Pandiyan et al, 2022) 24 × 7 Power for All—It is a noble initiative of state, union territory and central government to provide 24 × 7 access of power to residential, industrial, commercial, as well as agriculture sector. Saubhagya scheme—Under this scheme, free connection of electricity is given to all unelectrified households in rural and poor families of the urban area The application of solar PV‐based standalone systems for remote and inaccessible villages, where grid extension is not feasible is promoted under this scheme. Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Gram Jyoti Yojana (DDUGJY)—This scheme primarily provides rural electrification with electricity distribution infrastructure. The previous scheme of “Rajiv Gandhi Grameen Vidyutikaran Yojana” (RGGVY) has also been added to the DDUGJY scheme.…”

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Local energy systems development in India and United Kingdom: A comprehensive review of latest developments and way forward

Deb,

Sachan,

Malik

et al. 2023

WIREs Energy & Environment

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Energy systems across the world are becoming localized, decarbonized, and digitalized. This is the era of local energy system integrating heat, power, and transport. Local energy system refers to arrangements that operate locally at a scale less than the traditional centralized model to maximize social, economic, environmental benefits for people or organization in a specific geographical area. Beyond decarbonization, local energy systems are expected to provide a wide range of other benefits such as alleviating fuel poverty, community income generation. The increase in the deployment of local energy systems has been the subject of intensive research and development in recent era. This article aims to review the recent local energy system developments in India and United Kingdom. Specifically, this will focus on local energy system taxonomy, landscape, challenges, pilot projects, policies, energy storage technologies in India and United Kingdom. Further, this work will also discuss how local energy system can be used for electrification of rural India. Thus, this work will put forward the latest developments of local energy system in a developed and developing country. This work will conclude by presenting the way forward for local energy system adoption and development in India and United Kingdom. It is expected that this work will help power and energy system researchers to track down the recent developments and landscape, and lessons of local energy system.This article is categorized under: Sustainable Energy > Other Renewables Climate and Environment > Net Zero Planning and Decarbonization Energy and Power Systems > Energy Infrastructure

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Section: Les For Rural Electrification In Indiamentioning

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Local energy systems development in India and United Kingdom: A comprehensive review of latest developments and way forward

Deb,

Sachan,

Malik

et al. 2023

WIREs Energy & Environment

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“…Erasmus Muh, Fouzi Tabet et al [18] In [19], the authors reviewed the papers on the optimal operation of hybrid renewable sources, based on power generation for supplying power to remote areas, the factors influencing the HRES system and its energy management strategies. In [20], the authors focused on four essential types of HRES systems, which are optimizing, sizing, energy management, controlling and analyzing the role of the off-grid HRES for rural electrification, for energy saving, feeding and decreasing the cost of energy.…”

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Optimal Design of a Hybrid Off-Grid Renewable Energy System Using Techno-Economic and Sensitivity Analysis for a Rural Remote Location

Nallolla

Vijayapriya

2022

Sustainability

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Due to the lack of grid power availability in rural areas, hybrid renewable energy sources are integrated with microgrids to distribute reliable power to remote locations. This optimal hybrid system is created using a solar photovoltaic system, wind turbine, diesel generator, battery storage system, converter, electrolyzer and hydrogen tank to provide uninterrupted power and meet different load demands of different communities in Doddipalli village, Chittoor, Andhra Pradesh, India. Optimization and techno-economic analysis are performed to design the proposed system using HOMER Software. Various configurations are obtained from the software among which the best four combinations are considered for case studies. This research article aims to design the optimal hybrid renewable energy system, wherein the design consists of PV/BS (1476 kW-solar PV, 417 batteries, electrolyser-200 kW, hydrogen tank-20 kg and 59.6 kW-converter) by comparing the minimum net present cost (NPC: $7.01 M), levelized cost of energy (LCOE: 0.244 $/kWh), and the high renewable fraction (RF: 84.1%). In this research, the proposed system would be more economical when solar energy becomes the primary source and is integrated with the battery. This research also presents a sensitivity analysis of the off-grid HRES system with various electrical load demands, project lifetime, and derating factors.

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“…Rural areas possess ample renewable energy resources, including wind energy, solar energy, and biomass energy. Nevertheless, several challenges persist in terms of low energy utilization efficiency, suboptimal utilization rates, and inadequate planning and allocation [1].…”

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Research on operation optimization of rural hybrid renewable energy systems based on Nash bargaining

Zhuang,

Gao,

et al. 2024

Eighth International Conference on Energy System, Electricity, and Power (ESEP 2023)

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The Rural Hybrid Renewable Energy System (RHRES) holds great significance as a prospective energy system development. Ensuring its economic viability and low-carbon operation is crucial in order to fully harness its potential. Consequently, this research paper presents a multi-party cooperation operation model for RHRES, based on the Nash bargaining theory. To effectively differentiate between the various parties involved in carbon trading and guarantee the system's low-carbon operation, a ladder-type multi-party carbon trading model is formulated. The proposed RHRES cooperation operation model, grounded in Nash bargaining, is approached in two steps: determining the transaction volume between parties and resolving the transaction price through the concept of equivalent transformation. To address concerns regarding party privacy, the alternating direction multiplier method is employed for solution. The numerical findings demonstrate that the suggested cooperation operation model substantially reduces RHRES operating costs and carbon emissions, while enhancing the utilization of wind and solar power. Consequently, this model holds significant practical and promotional value.

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A comprehensive review of the prospects for rural electrification using stand-alone and hybrid energy technologies

Cited by 37 publications

References 91 publications

Local energy systems development in India and United Kingdom: A comprehensive review of latest developments and way forward

Local energy systems development in India and United Kingdom: A comprehensive review of latest developments and way forward

Optimal Design of a Hybrid Off-Grid Renewable Energy System Using Techno-Economic and Sensitivity Analysis for a Rural Remote Location

Research on operation optimization of rural hybrid renewable energy systems based on Nash bargaining

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