A new technique for islanding operation of distribution network connected with mini hydro

Laghari, J. A.; Mokhlis, Hazlie; Karimi, Mazaher; Bakar, Ab Halim Abu; Mohamad, Hasmaini

doi:10.1631/fitee.1400309

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“…These conditions are remarkable in old facilities and represent a problem for remote and nonpriority users connected to the grid or during peak consumption hours . The main researches have focused on forecasting or controlling the effects of the interconnection of new technologies to the grid , as well as anticipating the benefits of including new contributors to the energy supply. ,,− The second one is the interaction on the microgrid context. It implies synchronization with different small producers which use DE for interchanging energy utilities.…”

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“…The technologies are dependent on ambient conditions (solar irradiation, wind speed, and water flow). As a consequence, the main objectives addressed for the works are increasing energy generation to ensure meeting the supply, ,,,, using storage technologies, commonly batteries, for reducing the gaps between generation and consumption, ,, and reducing the flicker effect ,,− or interacting with external carriers . The use of biofuels considers the efficiency of generation technologies for reaching a trade-off between the cost of treatment and production of fuel and the environmental benefits and accessibility of resources. − ,, The primary considerations for using fossil fuels, as was mentioned above, are the costs and availability of the resources.…”

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Perspectives for Implementing Distributed Generation in Developing Countries through Modeling Techniques

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Ponce-Ortega

2017

ACS Sustainable Chem. Eng.

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This paper addresses the status, problems, and development of distributed energy resources in developing countries. We have focused on the projects in Latin America, Asia, eastern Europe, and North Africa. The problems for developing new energy technologies are linked to particular conditions, such as regulated markets, energy policies, urban planning and development, low-income communities, environmental impact, and economic instability. We are presenting a perspective based on the literature review of the different proposals for solving the particular problems associated with the implementation of energy projects under the modeling perspective, highlighting the residential environment and domestic applications. Five different fields used on modeling approaches are included in the review: technologic development, economic performance, environmental impact, social context, and modeling proposals. We have identified the addressed problems, the applied modeling techniques, the trends shown by the results presented, and the expectations for future works in the field of distributed energy generation.

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