Techno-economic analysis of hybrid solar-diesel-grid connected power generation system

Usman, Mohammad; Khan, Mohd Tauseef; Rana, Ankur Singh; Ali, S. Syed

doi:10.1016/j.jesit.2017.06.002

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“…The balance of power in the system, depends on the ratio of power generated by renewable energy sources to the demand of the recipient. In the case where the demand is less than the power generated balance sheet equation takes the form [6]. sys comp elek WT PV load P P P P + P = P    (1) where: Pload-power consumed by the recipient, PPV -power generated by the photovoltaic installation, PWT -power generated by the wind plants, Pelek -power consumed by electrolyzer, Pcomp -power consumed to drive the compressor, Psys -power drawn from the power system.…”

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Influence of the CO₂ emission factor value on the result of the load distribution analysis between the hybrid PV/WT/FC system and the electric power system

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This article presents the results of the multicriteria analysis of loads distribution between hybrid power generation system consisting of PV/WT/FC and the electricity system. The simulations were performed for power systems with different structures of the manufacturing sector, and so with different values of the factor of CO2 emission. A decision-making criteria, which were used to compare the relevant scenarios, have been defined.

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“…In publications concerning CO2 emissions related with electricity generation authors calculate the values of emission indicators for the system of specific manufacturing structure [2,3,4]. In case of distributed generation, the CO2 emission indicator for hybrid power generation system is formulated [5,6,7].…”

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Influence of the CO₂ emission factor value on the result of the load distribution analysis between the hybrid PV/WT/FC system and the electric power system

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“…For future research, we consider three things: (1) studying the other methods such as wind [9] or geothermal [10] for comparison. Second, grid-tied inverter injects harmonics to the system and the impact of such harmonics and how to dampen them using active/passive/hybrid filters [11][12]. Third, is to find specific formula/criteria to optimize the economic assessment.…”

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Feasibility Study of Photovoltaic - Diesel Hybrid Power System as Renewable Energy Source

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2019

International Journal of Innovative Research in Electrical, Ele

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This paper presents a feasibility study of the opportunity to utilize the hybrid power system in Karimun Jawa island, Indonesia. This small island is located at 5° 49′ 9.01″ S, 110° 27′ 32.4″ E with land area about 71.2km². The research was conducted to optimize and support the stand-alone diesel power plant of diesel power Legon Bajak with hybrid solar PV to reduce fuel cost and CO 2 emission. The systems are switching each other at least 12 hours a day where the solar PV is generated in daytime and diesel engine generator at night time. From the calculation, it is found that generators increase to 5,400 kW with solar PV-diesel hybrid power systems. By implemented the system, the fuel cost is reduced until 50% from the daily fuel cost around 50 million rupiahs to 25 million rupiahs in a day. By the calculation of the Net Present Value (NPV) and especially the Internal Rate of Return (IRR), this project can be held because the IRR (20.9%) is greater than the discount rate (4.25%) in 3 years.

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“…The demand for electricity is growing proportionally to the population and economic development. Currently, the world is undergoing two challenges for managing the high demand for electricity; one problem is how to support the high demand for electricity without exploiting finite energy resources (mainly fossil fuels), and another challenge is how to produce electricity without affecting the environment [2].…”

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Techno-Economic Evaluation of Interconnected Nuclear-Renewable Micro Hybrid Energy Systems with Combined Heat and Power

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Renewable energy sources (RESs) play an indispensable role in sustainable advancement by reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Nevertheless, due to the shortcomings of RESs, an energy mix with RESs is required to support the baseload and to avoid the effects of RES variability. Fossil fuel-based thermal generators (FFTGs), like diesel generators, have been used with RESs to support the baseload. However, using FFTGs with RESs is not a good option to reduce GHG emissions. Hence, the small-scale nuclear power plant (NPPs), such as the micro-modular reactor (MMR), have become a modern alternative to FFTGs. In this paper, the authors have investigated five different hybrid energy systems (HES) with combined heat and power (CHP), named ‘conventional small-scale fossil fuel-based thermal energy system,’ ‘small-scale stand-alone RESs-based energy system,’ ‘conventional small-scale fossil fuel-based thermal and RESs-based HES,’ ‘small-scale stand-alone nuclear energy system,’ and ‘nuclear-renewable micro hybrid energy system (N-R MHES),’ respectively, in terms of net present cost (NPC), cost of energy (COE), and GHG emissions. A sensitivity analysis was also conducted to identify the impact of the different variables on the systems. The results reveal that the N-R MHES could be the most suitable scheme for decarbonization and sustainable energy solutions.

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Techno-economic analysis of hybrid solar-diesel-grid connected power generation system

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Influence of the CO₂ emission factor value on the result of the load distribution analysis between the hybrid PV/WT/FC system and the electric power system

Influence of the CO₂ emission factor value on the result of the load distribution analysis between the hybrid PV/WT/FC system and the electric power system

Feasibility Study of Photovoltaic - Diesel Hybrid Power System as Renewable Energy Source

Techno-Economic Evaluation of Interconnected Nuclear-Renewable Micro Hybrid Energy Systems with Combined Heat and Power

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Techno-economic analysis of hybrid solar-diesel-grid connected power generation system

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Influence of the CO2 emission factor value on the result of the load distribution analysis between the hybrid PV/WT/FC system and the electric power system

Influence of the CO2 emission factor value on the result of the load distribution analysis between the hybrid PV/WT/FC system and the electric power system

Feasibility Study of Photovoltaic - Diesel Hybrid Power System as Renewable Energy Source

Techno-Economic Evaluation of Interconnected Nuclear-Renewable Micro Hybrid Energy Systems with Combined Heat and Power

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Influence of the CO₂ emission factor value on the result of the load distribution analysis between the hybrid PV/WT/FC system and the electric power system

Influence of the CO₂ emission factor value on the result of the load distribution analysis between the hybrid PV/WT/FC system and the electric power system