Application of Dynamic Programming for Optimal Hybrid Energy Management System: Hydro-Photovoltaic-Diesel-BESS

Muhammad, Shakoor; Ali, Taimur; Khan, Yousaf Ali; Shafiullah, Muhammad

doi:10.1109/access.2023.3296699

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“…Power sources in the future are anticipated to include PV (Rauf et al, 2023). Nowadays, PV costs about the same as traditional energy sources, owing to a sharp decline in price (Muhammad et al, 2023). According to the IEA, PV has historically been the least expensive source of electricity (Vartiainen et al, 2020).…”

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Floating Photovoltaics: Assessing the Potential, Advantages, and Challenges of Harnessing Solar Energy on Water Bodies

Amer,

Attar,

As’ad

et al. 2023

J. Ecol. Eng.

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The worldwide transition to a future with net-zero emissions depends heavily on solar energy. However, when land prices rise, and population density rises, the need for large land expanses to develop solar farms poses difficulties. Floating Photovoltaics (FPV) has come to light as a viable remedy to this problem. FPV, which includes mounting solar panels on bodies of water, is gaining popularity as a practical choice in many nations worldwide. A significant capacity of 404 GWp for producing clean energy might be attained by using FPV to cover only 1% of the world's reservoirs. This review shows that FPV has several benefits over conventional ground-mounted PV systems. On the other hand, there is a large study void regarding the effects of FPV on water quality and aquatic ecosystems. This review looks at the most recent FPV research, including its advantages, disadvantages, and potential. It looks into the compatibility of various bodies of water, worldwide potential, system effectiveness, and the possibility of integrating different technologies with FPV.

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Floating Photovoltaics: Assessing the Potential, Advantages, and Challenges of Harnessing Solar Energy on Water Bodies

Amer,

Attar,

As’ad

et al. 2023

J. Ecol. Eng.

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“…It has been found that the on‐grid system is more reliable and cost‐effective than the off‐grid system. In [14], an optimal hybrid energy management system has been developed which produces more power at a minimum cost. For this aim, the objective function is defined as the minimization of cost by organizing distributed energy resources (PV, water turbine, diesel generator, and battery) as well as the emission reduction of toxic gases.…”

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A risk‐averse framework for techno‐economic analysis and size optimization of an off‐grid hybrid energy system

Aramoon,

Askarzadeh,

Ghaffari

2023

IET Generation Trans & Dist

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In the power system, optimal sizing of hybrid energy systems (HESs) is a vital and challenging issue. Optimal sizing leads to designing a cost‐effective and reliable power generation system. In such a problem, modelling the load uncertainty helps the planner to make appropriate decisions for optimizing the performance of HESs against possible changes of the electrical load. In this paper, techno‐economic and optimal sizing of an off‐grid photovoltaic‐diesel generator‐fuel cell (PV‐diesel‐FC) HES is investigated in two frameworks, risk‐neutral strategy and risk‐averse strategy, where the load uncertainty is modelled by information gap decision theory. To size the HES, objective function is defined as the total net present cost and with respect to a desirable loss of power supply probability, size of the system components is optimally determined. In the risk‐averse framework, the sizing problem is solved with different critical tolerance levels of the objective function and the results are evaluated. Over the case study, simulation results show that at risk‐averse framework, optimal combination of PV, diesel generator and FC leads to a cost‐effective and reliable HES.

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Optimal power management of a stand-alone hybrid energy management system: Hydro-photovoltaic-fuel cell

Al-Sawalha,

Yasmin,

Muhammad

et al. 2024

Ain Shams Engineering Journal

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Application of Dynamic Programming for Optimal Hybrid Energy Management System: Hydro-Photovoltaic-Diesel-BESS

Cited by 4 publications

References 23 publications

Floating Photovoltaics: Assessing the Potential, Advantages, and Challenges of Harnessing Solar Energy on Water Bodies

Floating Photovoltaics: Assessing the Potential, Advantages, and Challenges of Harnessing Solar Energy on Water Bodies

A risk‐averse framework for techno‐economic analysis and size optimization of an off‐grid hybrid energy system

Optimal power management of a stand-alone hybrid energy management system: Hydro-photovoltaic-fuel cell

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