Design and feasibility analysis of hydrogen based hybrid energy system: A case study

Basu, Srijit; John, Alfred; Akshay, .; Kumar, Anil

doi:10.1016/j.ijhydene.2021.08.036

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“…New improvements have a powerful contribution to the cost minimization [14]. In addition to the technological development, government supports to the RWG investors have also positive influence on this situation [15]. Owing to these subsidies, such as tax reduction, RWG investors can get the opportunity to decrease establishment costs [16].…”

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“…With the help of this issue, the price of the energy can be identified accurately so that efficiency in the RWG investment projects can be provided [22]. Basu et al [23] made feasibility analysis regarding the hydrogen-based hybrid energy system. They claimed that maintenance costs should be prioritized to become successful for levelized energy costs.…”

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Bipolar q-ROF Hybrid Decision Making Model With Golden Cut for Analyzing the Levelized Cost of Renewable Energy Alternatives

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et al. 2022

IEEE Access

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Energy costs are the key factors regarding the selection of appropriate renewable energy (RWG) alternatives. All costs of a power plant, such as investment, operation, maintenance, and repair are considered in the scope of levelized costs. Therefore, for the effective determination of the selling price of the energy, levelized cost has a guiding role. Because the levelized costs of RWG alternatives develop the sustainable production and energy consumption for the long term, the leading indicators of these costs should be analyzed significantly. Accordingly, in this study, it is aimed to investigate the levelized cost of RWG alternatives by using bipolar q-rung orthopair fuzzy (q-ROF) hybrid decision-making approach. The novelty of this study is to recommend an integrated decision-making model based on bipolar and q-ROFSs with golden cut. At the first stage, bipolar q-ROF multi stepwise weight assessment ratio analysis (M-SWARA) is employed for weighting the selected criteria of levelized costs of RWG alternatives. At the following stage, bipolar q-ROF technique for order preference by similarity to ideal solution (TOPSIS) is considered to rank the alternatives in terms of the levelized cost performance. On the other side, vise kriterijumska optimizacija i kompromisno resenje (VIKOR) model is also considered to rank the alternatives. In addition to this issue, the sensitivity analysis is also performed with four cases comparatively. Hence, consistency, reliability and coherency of the proposed model can be measured. It is identified that capacity loss has the greatest importance regarding the levelized cost of RWG projects. Solar is found as the best clean energy type with respect to the levelized cost management performance. In this context, it would be appropriate for investors to design projects close to the center. This will contribute to increasing the efficiency and productivity of these projects.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Bipolar q-ROF Hybrid Decision Making Model With Golden Cut for Analyzing the Levelized Cost of Renewable Energy Alternatives

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et al. 2022

IEEE Access

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“…Ma et al 18 measured a solar storage pump grid in Hong Kong's off‐grid system energy observing $0.289/kWh that might be utilized to construct the best feasible system design. Basu et al 19 conducted a comparative techno‐economic analysis on 150 houses in Lamba, Gujarat, and concluded that the hydrogen‐based hybrid system is the most viable in their case. Nishanthy et al 20 analyzed the techno‐economic factors of hybrid photovoltaic (PV) wind charging stations located on the highway of South Tamil Nadu, India.…”

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Techno‐economic feasibility of hydrogen based electric vehicle charging station: A case study

Mohammed

Anuj

Lodhi

et al. 2022

Intl J of Energy Research

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Summary Delhi has been experiencing a dramatic surge in pollution levels, especially in the past decade. Renewable energy sources emit negligible carbon pollutants compared to conventional energy sources. However, they are fundamentally intermittent, necessitating a robust storage system. In recent times, hybrid systems have proven to be breakthrough solutions for mitigating electrical energy shortages while also enhancing overall system dependability. This study focuses on hydrogen energy storage which can help overcome variable output power issues for an electric vehicle charging station in Karampura, Delhi. The framework is proposed for three vehicles charging simultaneously, all the while at the charging station, with normal energy utilization of 2100 kWh/day. The most optimum system is found by simulating results from three different combinations (namely photovoltaic [PV]‐Hydrogen, Wind‐Hydrogen, and PV‐Wind‐Hydrogen) using HOMER software. The Levelized cost for the Hybrid combination is most viable, whereas the Wind system costs 7.19% more and the PV combination costs 12.12% higher. In a similar manner, the net present cost (NPC) of a solar PV system and a wind turbine system is $1.80 million and $1.63 million, respectively, whereas the NPC of a hybrid system is $1.52 million. The cost of operating a PV solar system is $79 767, a wind turbine system is $46 078, and a hybrid system is $35 926. These findings suggest that a hydrogen‐based hybrid renewable energy system is an economically feasible combination.

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“…Zhang et al [8] derived the most economically advantageous configuration for hydrogen and renewable energy scenery systems by integrating hybrid search optimization algorithms with weather forecast data. Basu et al [9] examined the economic costs of three systems-wind-hydrogen, solar-hydrogen, and wind-solar-hydrogen-using the HOMER program, concluding that the wind-solar-hydrogen system is the most cost-effective system. Zhang et al studied only the cost without taking the security of the power supply into account [8,9].…”

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“…Basu et al [9] examined the economic costs of three systems-wind-hydrogen, solar-hydrogen, and wind-solar-hydrogen-using the HOMER program, concluding that the wind-solar-hydrogen system is the most cost-effective system. Zhang et al studied only the cost without taking the security of the power supply into account [8,9]. This leaves out the assessment of hydrogen generation efficiency.…”

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Energy Storage Capacity Optimization of Non-Grid-Connected Wind-Hydrogen Systems: From the Perspective of Hydrogen Production Features

Zhang¹,

Li²,

Wang³

2022

PEET

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This paper intends to improve the hydrogen production efficiency of the electrolysis cells, fully utilize wind energy, and ensure the reliability of power supply. For this purpose, the authors put forward a capacity optimization configuration for non-grid-connected wind-hydrogen hybrid energy storage system, in view of the features of hydrogen production efficiency. The working interval of the electrolytic cell was optimized by analyzing the said features. Considering the features of battery charge/discharge, equipment capacity and power, the authors formulated the energy management strategy applicable to six working conditions, established the quantitative multi-objective function of system cost and reliability, and solved the optimization model by the fast non-dominant sorting genetic algorithm (NSGA)-II. In this way, the optimal combination of energy storage capacity was determined. Next, the wind velocity data of a pastoral area in Inner Mongolia was measured, and analyzed in details. The analysis results show that the electrolytic cell always operates in the optimal working area, and the optimized wind-hydrogen system is economic and reliable in power supply. The research provides a reference for practical engineering applications.

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Design and feasibility analysis of hydrogen based hybrid energy system: A case study

Cited by 33 publications

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Bipolar q-ROF Hybrid Decision Making Model With Golden Cut for Analyzing the Levelized Cost of Renewable Energy Alternatives

Bipolar q-ROF Hybrid Decision Making Model With Golden Cut for Analyzing the Levelized Cost of Renewable Energy Alternatives

Techno‐economic feasibility of hydrogen based electric vehicle charging station: A case study

Energy Storage Capacity Optimization of Non-Grid-Connected Wind-Hydrogen Systems: From the Perspective of Hydrogen Production Features

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