Design of grid connected microgrid with solar photovoltaic module

Barua, Ashutosh; Jain, Arvind Kumar; Mishra, Pankaj Kumar; Singh, Divya

doi:10.1016/j.matpr.2021.05.228

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“…Objective Functions Incentive Policy Total Cost Minimization Pollution Emissions Minimization [18] Stand-alone WT/PV/Battery Genetic algorithm (GA), PSO and multi-objective PSO algorithms, and HOMER software -- [19] Stand-alone PV/WT/Battery HOMER and GAMS -- [20] Stand-alone PV/DG/Battery HOMER -- [21] Grid-connected/ Stand-alone DG/PV/WT/Micro/Hydro HOMER -- [22] Stand-alone Biogas generator/PV/DG/WT/Battery HOMER -- [23] Stand-alone PV/DG Crow search algorithm - [24] Stand-alone PV/WT/DG/Battery HOMER -- [25] Stand-alone PV/WT/Hydrogen storage/Battery Hybrid chaotic search, harmony search, simulated annealing algorithms -- [12] Grid-connected/ Stand-alone PV/WT/Biogas generator/Fuel cell HOMER - [26] Stand-alone PV/WT/DG/Biogas generator/Battery Artificial bee colony (ABC), PSO algorithms, and HOMER -- [27] Grid-connected PV/WT/Biogas generator/Battery HOMER -- [28] Stand-alone WT/PV/Battery/ Biomass generator Multi-objective GA, epsilon multi-objective genetic algorithm (ε-MOGA) -- [29] Stand-alone PV/Diesel/Battery HOMER -- [30] Grid-connected PV/Biomass gasifiers/Battery HOMER -- [31] Grid-connected PV/DG/Battery HOMER -- [32] Grid-connected PV/WT/Battery MOPSO and MOGA -- [33] Grid-connected PV/WT/Microturbine/Fuel cell/Battery Improved differential evolutionary and PSO techniques - [34] Grid-connected PV/WT/Battery/Fuel cell/Electrolyzer/ Hydrogen tank HOMER -- [35] Stand-alone PV/DG/Battery HOMER - [36] Stand-alone PV/WT/Battery HOMER -- [37] Stand-alone PV/WT/Battery/DG HOMER -This paper Grid-connected PV/DG/Battery HOMER "" refers to considered; "-" refers to not considered.…”

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Techno-Economic Analysis of Renewable-Energy-Based Micro-Grids Considering Incentive Policies

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Renewable-energy-based microgrids (MGs) are being advocated around the world in response to increasing energy demand, high levels of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, energy losses, and the depletion of conventional energy resources. However, the high investment cost of the MGs besides the low selling price of the energy to the main grid are two main challenges to realize the MGs in developing countries such as Iran. For this reason, the government should define some incentive policies to attract investor attention to MGs. This paper aims to develop a framework for the optimal planning of a renewable energy-based MG considering the incentive policies. To investigate the effect of the incentive policies on the planning formulation, three different policies are introduced in a pilot system in Iran. The minimum penetration rates of the RESs in the MG to receive the government incentive are defined as 20% and 40% in two different scenarios. The results show that the proposed incentive policies reduce the MG’s total net present cost (NPC) and the amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. The maximum NPC and CO2 reduction in comparison with the base case (with incentive policies) are 22.87% and 56.13%, respectively. The simulations are conducted using the hybrid optimization model for electric renewables (HOMER) software.

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Techno-Economic Analysis of Renewable-Energy-Based Micro-Grids Considering Incentive Policies

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“…The introduction of advanced materials further complements these technologies, introducing enhancements in both photovoltaic efficiency and thermal storage capabilities. High-efficiency photovoltaic materials, specialized coatings, and innovative thermal storage solutions contribute to a holistic improvement in the performance and reliability of rooftop solar systems [2]. The central objective of this review is to comprehensively explore the current state-of-the-art in concentrated solar technology and advanced materials integration within rooftop solar power systems.…”

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Advancing Solar Rooftop Power Generation: A Review on the Integration of Concentrated Solar Technology and Advanced Materials with Economic Perspectives

Kumar

2024

IJRASET

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This review paper offers a thorough analysis of the integration of concentrated solar technology and advanced materials in solar rooftop power generation, with a primary emphasis on optimizing efficiency and economic viability. As the demand for sustainable energy solutions intensifies, harnessing concentrated solar energy on rooftops presents a promising avenue for meeting these challenges. The paper explores current advancements in concentrated solar technologies, including solar concentrators, parabolic troughs, and solar towers, elucidating their working principles and efficiency gains. Concurrently, the integration of advanced materials, such as high-efficiency photovoltaic materials, thermal storage materials, and coatings, is discussed for their role in enhancing the overall performance and durability of rooftop solar systems. A critical examination of the economic aspects associated with these technologies forms a pivotal aspect of this review, encompassing an evaluation of initial investment costs, operational expenses, and potential returns on investment. Economic models and case studies are presented, offering valuable insights into the financial implications and feasibility of widespread adoption.

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