Feasibility and techno-economic analysis of PV-battery priority grid tie system with diesel resilience: A case study

Aeggegn, Dessalegn Bitew; Agajie, Takele Ferede; Workie, Yalew Gebru; Khan, Baseem; Fopah-Lele, Armand

doi:10.1016/j.heliyon.2023.e19387

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“…It also increases the system's total efficiency by reducing the power losses caused by the energy storage units [ 6 ]. Due to the numerous features of the PV systems, it is expected that they will play a key role in Net-Zero economy [ 7 ]. However, to guarantee a stability and reliability as well as secure operation of the system an in-depth analysis on the integration criteria to the utility grid is required [ 8 , 9 ].…”

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Evaluation of LVRT capability and stability analysis of VSC based advanced control approach for grid connected PV system under grid fault conditions

Zahloul,

Khaliq,

Hamzehbahmani

et al. 2024

Heliyon

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Evaluation of LVRT capability and stability analysis of VSC based advanced control approach for grid connected PV system under grid fault conditions

Zahloul,

Khaliq,

Hamzehbahmani

et al. 2024

Heliyon

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“…Among the numerous benefits offered by these simulators are the ability to simulate PV-independent systems, hybrid PV-WT systems, and independent wind systems. However, transparency and the portrayal of temporal volatility still require attention and resolution [10], [11],12]. The economic viability of RESs that are both ecologically sound and suitable for residential use is additionally the subject of study [13], [14], [15].…”

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Feasibility and Techno-Economic Assessment of a 128kWp Grid-Tied SPV System using HOMER Pro

Khan,

Minai,

Siddiqui

2024

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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A substantial amount of the world’s annual CO2 emissions are attributable to the continued consumption of electricity from the grid that is generated from burning fossil fuels. Renewable energy sources could strengthen grid reliability and lessen their effect on the environment, especially in high-demand regions prone to power failures. Investigating the viability of erecting solar power plants in a subtropical area to provide the necessary electricity for an educational building that operates mainly during daylight hours is the main intent of the present study. The purpose of this investigation is to demonstrate and validate a model for enormous-scale commercial HRES applications (such as an educational institution) utilising the HOMER programme to figure out the optimal size. Minimising emissions of carbon dioxide, the main greenhouse gas responsible for accelerating global warming, is also of the utmost importance. Based on the simulation findings, the optimal system configuration consisted of a 120 kW converter and 400 PV arrays (each with 320 Wp = 128 kWp). For regional power generation, the most cost-effective choice is still a combination of solar panels and the grid. Findings show that a HRES can be economically feasible for installation in educational institutions at an initial capital cost of USD $0.068 million with annual operating expenses of USD $0.0447 million—a reduction of 44.11% compared to the existing system. The expected payback for this endeavour is five years. Other locations with identical climates could benefit from these results when considering the deployment of comparable technology. In order to help achieve a zero-carbon target, financial rewards could encourage governments to adopt similar schemes.

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Comprehensive multi-stage 3E feasibility and overall sensitivity analysis of PV-Diesel-BESS hybrid on/off grid system under various battery technologies, energy controls strategies, and solar tracking techniques

Haffaf,

Lakdja

2024

Energy Conversion and Management

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Feasibility and techno-economic analysis of PV-battery priority grid tie system with diesel resilience: A case study

Cited by 6 publications

References 32 publications

Evaluation of LVRT capability and stability analysis of VSC based advanced control approach for grid connected PV system under grid fault conditions

Evaluation of LVRT capability and stability analysis of VSC based advanced control approach for grid connected PV system under grid fault conditions

Feasibility and Techno-Economic Assessment of a 128kWp Grid-Tied SPV System using HOMER Pro

Comprehensive multi-stage 3E feasibility and overall sensitivity analysis of PV-Diesel-BESS hybrid on/off grid system under various battery technologies, energy controls strategies, and solar tracking techniques

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