Hydrogen technology supported solar photovoltaic-based microgrid for urban apartment buildings: Techno-economic analysis and optimal design

Mohammad, Sheikh Suhail; Iqbal, Sheikh Javed

doi:10.1016/j.enconman.2024.118146

Energy Conversion and Management

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.enconman.2024.118146

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Hydrogen technology supported solar photovoltaic-based microgrid for urban apartment buildings: Techno-economic analysis and optimal design

Sheikh Suhail Mohammad,

Sheikh Javed Iqbal

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Renewable energy‐based microgrids (MGs) strongly depend on the implementation of energy storage technologies to optimize their functionality. Traditionally, electrochemical batteries have been the predominant means of energy storage. However, technological advancements have led to the recognition of hydrogen as a promising solution to address the long‐term energy requirements of microgrid systems. This study conducted a comprehensive literature review aimed at analysing and synthesizing the principal optimization and control methodologies employed in hydrogen‐based microgrids within the context of building microgrid infrastructures. A comparative assessment was conducted to evaluate the merits and disadvantages of the different approaches. The optimization techniques for energy management are categorized based on their predictability, deployment feasibility, and computational complexity. In addition, the proposed ranking system facilitates an understanding of its suitability for diverse applications. This review encompasses deterministic, stochastic, and cutting‐edge methodologies, such as machine learning‐based approaches, and compares and discusses their respective merits. The key outcome of this research is the classification of various energy management strategy (EMS) methodologies for hydrogen‐based MG, along with a mechanism to identify which methodologies will be suitable under what conditions. Finally, a detailed examination of the advantages and disadvantages of various strategies for controlling and optimizing hybrid microgrid systems with an emphasis on hydrogen utilization is provided.

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The telecommunication industry relies heavily on a reliable and continuous power supply. Traditional power sources like diesel generators have long been the backbone of telecom infrastructure. However, the growing demand for sustainable and eco-friendly solutions has spurred interest in renewable energy sources. Proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cell-based systems, integrated with solar and wind energy, offer a promising alternative. This review explores the potential of these hybrid systems in stationary telecom applications, providing a comprehensive overview of their architecture, energy management, and storage solutions. As the demand for telecommunication services grows, so does the need for a reliable power supply. Diesel generators are linked with high operational costs, noise pollution, and significant greenhouse gas emissions, prompting a search for more sustainable alternatives. This review analyzes the current state of PEM fuel cell systems in telecom applications, examines the architecture of microgrids incorporating renewable energy sources, and discusses optimization methods, challenges, and future directions for energy storage systems. Critical findings and recommendations are presented, highlighting objectives and constraints for future developments. Leveraging these technologies can help the telecom industry reduce fossil fuel reliance, lower operational costs, minimize environmental impact, and increase system reliability.

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Hydrogen technology supported solar photovoltaic-based microgrid for urban apartment buildings: Techno-economic analysis and optimal design

Cited by 3 publications

References 35 publications

Sustainable energy integration and optimization in microgrids: enhancing efficiency with electric vehicle charging solutions

Sustainable energy integration and optimization in microgrids: enhancing efficiency with electric vehicle charging solutions

Review of energy management systems and optimization methods for hydrogen‐based hybrid building microgrids

Review of Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cell-Powered Systems for Stationary Applications Using Renewable Energy Sources

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