A hybrid energy system based on renewable energy for the electrification of low-income rural communities

Gaslac, Lucero; Willis, Sebastian; Quispe, Grimaldo; Raymundo, Carlos

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“…Además, muestra la relación promedio entre el caudal de agua bombeado y la energía suministrada por el sistema, presentando un incremento gradual tanto en el caudal como en la energía. Cabe destacar que, según los datos proyectados, se requerirá una cantidad de 4.8 kWh/kWp/día para satisfacer las necesidades de funcionamiento de la bomba, los cuales fueron simulados por separado teniendo en cuenta el consumo estimado de la bomba [32].…”

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Performance of Wind and Photovoltaic Energy in Pumping Systems for Irrigation in Rural Areas of Peru

Ardiles-Morales,

Cochachin-Aguirre,

Zarate-Perez

2023

Proceedings of the 21th LACCEI International Multi-Conference for Engineering, Education and Technology (LACCEI 2023): “Leaders

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Wind and photovoltaic energy are the most used sources of renewable energy due to their cleanliness, inexhaustibility, and suitability for agricultural applications. This project focuses on the needs of rural areas in Peru where the lack of conventional electrical power and water for irrigation is a concern. Therefore, the objective of this study is to select the most efficient renewable energy source for pumping systems in agricultural applications. We focus on the Sihuas area, located in the Ancash region, and evaluate both wind and photovoltaic energy through testing and comparison of results. The results show that both options are viable, but the photovoltaic source is more cost-effective and efficient, making it the most suitable option for water pumping in agriculture. Consequently, the use of this type of system is recommended for pumping applications in agriculture.

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“…Por ello, el Ministerio de Energía y Minas (MEM) implementó proyectos de electrificación rural en 2011. Esto se debe a que alrededor del 36,6% de las zonas rurales altoandinas del Perú no tienen acceso a la electricidad [4].…”

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Performance of Wind and Photovoltaic Energy in Pumping Systems for Irrigation in Rural Areas of Peru

Ardiles-Morales,

Cochachin-Aguirre,

Zarate-Perez

2023

Proceedings of the 21th LACCEI International Multi-Conference for Engineering, Education and Technology (LACCEI 2023): “Leaders

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“…Kontribusi penelitian ini diharapkan; pertama, untuk pengembangan ilmu pengetahuan khususnya terkait dengan pengembangan EBT di Indonesia, kedua sebagai masukan bagi manajemen dalam pengambilan keputusan untuk pengembangan EBT dan ketiga menjadi referensi bagi penelitian selanjutnya dalam menganalisis pengembangan EBT. Penelitian ini menjadi penting karena penggunaan energi listrik semakin berkembang dan tantangan untuk merubah energi fosil ke EBT menjadi perhatian utama hampir seluruh dunia utamanya karena alasan lingkungan dan penyelamatan keberlangsungan alam ini [14] [15]. Kebijakan Energi Nasional mengacu pada Paris Agreement tahun 2015 telah ditindaklanjuti dengan komitmen mewujudkan Net zero emissions pada tahun 2050 dengan perjanjian aliansi keuangan yang dibuat pada tahun 2021 telah menciptakan perubahan yang strategis, sebagai dukungan Paris Agreement 2015 berpengaruh terhadap peran pembiayaan global saat ini [8].…”

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Tantangan dan Peluang Pembangunan Proyek Pembangkit Listrik Energi Baru Terbarukan (EBT) di Indonesia

Ahsan¹

2021

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The purpose of this study is to find out the current state of Indonesia's electricity with New and Renewable Energy, analyze the challenges in the development of New and Renewable Energy, and analyze opportunities to develop Indonesia's electricity through sustainable development of New and Renewable Energy. Energy generation, analyzing the factors that support the development of New and Renewable Energy plants and analyzing the effect of economic growth, customer growth, connected power, and electricity sales with the development of New and Renewable Energy. The research design and methodology used are qualitative and quantitative methods by looking at the relationship between the variables of economic growth, plant growth, customer additions, and electricity sales related to the development of New and Renewable Energy in Indonesia. The findings in this study are that the construction of New and Renewable Energy plants is needed to answer environmental challenges and the company's growth, especially the increase in the number of customers, connected power and electricity sales. These findings provide an initial overview of systemic variables and patterns in the development of New and Renewable Energy in Indonesia.

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“…Therefore, a decentralized electricity supply through use of microgrids could be used as a viable and lucrative solution (Al-Ammar et al, 2020;Sawle et al, 2018). These microgrids could be powered by solar photovoltaics (Justo & Mushi, 2020), other renewables (Gaslac et al, 2018;Jahangiri et al, 2018), and sometimes integrated with diesel generators (DG) (Belboul et al, 2022;Ji et al, 2022). Using right funding models and policy frameworks such as was proposed in Northeast Nigeria (Mshelia, 2021), the DRC could utilize renewable energy-powered microgrids to increase the electricity access to a larger rural population, and this could be extended to large cities at a low cost as compared to conventional grid (and generators).…”

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Renewable Energy Microgrids to Improve Electrification Rate in Democratic Republic of Congo: Case of Hydro, Municipal Waste and Solar

Josue¹,

Mushi

2022

TJET

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Worldwide, it is imperative for citizens to have access to electrici-ty. This applies to Congolese--rural and urban dwellers, and if possible, it should be guaranteed by government’s laws and poli-cies. However, the rural and urban areas of Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) suffer majorly from lack of access to electricity. The major reasons are the high costs associated with connection to the national central grid and production insufficiency. There-fore, one feasible approach to electrify these areas is to use mi-crogrids. This technology is decent and viable option for energy revolution since it incorporates energy storage systems, distribut-ed generators, and localized loads. This paper has taken to im-plement this solution by firstly analysing some cities located at the borders of large rivers or watercourses (with known depth and width), such as the Congo River considered for hydrokinetic pow-er (HKP). However, where the Congo River does not pass through, the paper will consider largest rivers passing in the area. For the case of photovoltaic electricity production, large cities are considered those with good sunshine and large population who have purchasing power for the photovoltaic electricity. The waste to energy power plans will consider the top ten densely populated cities in DRC. The proposed microgrids will operate in isolation (islanded) mode. This paper proposed 44 projects to generate 795 690 kW total energy from the microgrids. These energies are divided as 661 000 kW from solar photovoltaic, 83 790 kW from waste to energy, and 50 900 kW from hydrokinetic generation. The urban share will be 94.9% and rural area share will be 5.1% of this generation. Further work needs to include biomass as a possible renewable energy to add in the mix.

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A hybrid energy system based on renewable energy for the electrification of low-income rural communities

Cited by 7 publications

References 8 publications

Performance of Wind and Photovoltaic Energy in Pumping Systems for Irrigation in Rural Areas of Peru

Performance of Wind and Photovoltaic Energy in Pumping Systems for Irrigation in Rural Areas of Peru

Tantangan dan Peluang Pembangunan Proyek Pembangkit Listrik Energi Baru Terbarukan (EBT) di Indonesia

Renewable Energy Microgrids to Improve Electrification Rate in Democratic Republic of Congo: Case of Hydro, Municipal Waste and Solar

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