Techno - Economic assessment of wind power potential of Hawke's Bay using Weibull parameter: A review

Hulio, Zahid Hussain; Jiang, Wei; Rehman, Shafiqur

doi:10.1016/j.esr.2019.100375

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“…where V WR is the ramp wind speed (m/s), R max is the maximum ramp wind velocity (m/s), T 1R is the start time (s), T 2R is the end time (s), and T R is the maintaining time (s) [3,28].…”

Section: Ramp Wave Gradientmentioning

confidence: 99%

Comparison of Small-Scale Wind Energy Conversion Systems: Economic Indexes

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Wind energy is considered as one of the most prominent sources of energy for sustainable development. This technology is of interest owing to its capability to produce clean, eco-friendly, and cost-effective energy for small-scale users and rural areas where grid power availability is insufficient. Wind power generation has developed rapidly in the past decade and is expected to play a vital role in the economic development of countries. Therefore, studying dominant economic factors is crucial to properly approach public and private financing for this emerging technology, as industrial growth and energy demands may outpace further economic studies earlier than expected. In this study, a strategy-focused method for performing economic analysis on wind energy based on financial net present value, levelized cost of energy, internal rate of return, and investment recovery period is presented. Numerical and simulation results depict the most optimal and economical system from a 3 and a 10 kW wind energy conversion system (WECS). Moreover, the aforementioned criteria are used to determine which WECS range is the most suitable investment with the shortest payback period. Finally, an economically viable and profitable wind energy system is recommended.

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“…where V WR is the ramp wind speed (m/s), R max is the maximum ramp wind velocity (m/s), T 1R is the start time (s), T 2R is the end time (s), and T R is the maintaining time (s) [3,28].…”

Section: Ramp Wave Gradientmentioning

confidence: 99%

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“…This text can discuss first the standing outlook of wind energy use than highlighting the solar potential across Pakistan. The subsequent sections describe geographically localization of country, in existing energy scenario for wind energy use within the country [13][14][15][16].…”

Section: Wind and Solar Energy Resources Potential Across Coastal Megmentioning

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Wind and Solar Energy Resources Potential across Coastal Mega Cities, of Pakistan

2019

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Pakistan has the vast potential of renewable energy (RE) resources but still, rely on the pricy fossil fuel-based power generation. The developed nation work on the shifting of conventional resources based generation into renewable energy-based generation, but Pakistan still engages to negotiate fossil fuel trade. However, Pakistan has 1100Km of the coastal belt that acquires the huge potential of RE. The different metrological department measure the RE exists in Pakistan, the World Bank Group is one of them. The World Bank group observe the solar and wind potential across the megacity of Pakistan including Karachi. In this research, we have explored the World Bank efforts by highlighting the availability of the solar and wind power across coastal megacity, of Pakistan. The main focus is on the estimates of global horizontal irradiation (GHI) parameter of solar and wind speed for wind resources along with the yearly values provided by the World Bank. The wind power depend on wind speed across so, in this research, the wind speed is observed across the coastal megacity of Pakistan for the wind turbine installation. The wind speed data is occupied from the World Bank site to explore wind model for the future power supply across Karachi of Pakistan. Similarly, the solar irradiation calculation is very much important to install solar models. So we have select the GHI for the solar observation across Karachi of Pakistan. The GHI data is taken from the World Bank site and exploring on excel to find the future power generation across coastal megacity of Pakistan. Both wind speed and GHI parameter are observed by a yearly basis. It is detected that the regular trend for each of the selected years is related to the next year so the perceived trend of GHI and wind speed is valid for the upcoming year. Hence the GHI and wind speed availability indicate the installation of solar penal and wind turbine for the power generation across the coastal megacity of Pakistan. The GHI and wind speed experimental data for the coastal megacity contain a huge amount of solar and wind potential. The planner needs to explore this energy by installing a suitable quantity of the solar plant and windmills for power generation.

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“…Further, manufacturing employment due to native trade for the commercial aspect. The consistent international standards, essential to construct less difficult wind potential classification comprehensively, the winding passageway for wind utilization so as to suit alternative energy plant, and it's a collective compute for putting in the windmill unit in wind regions [19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26].…”

Section: Global To Pakistan Development Status Of Wind Energy Growthmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…This province is that the smallest province by space, however, is that the most climatically diverse; with deserts, forests and tundra's all settled at intervals. Some areas of this province are known for hybrid power systems like solar-wind-hydro and there's a good potential for tiny scale turbine installations [7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23].…”

Section: Energy Status In Pakistanmentioning

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Wind Energy Status and Potential Assessment across Coastal Mega City, of Pakistan

2019

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The development growth of any nation is based on making a balance between power generation and its supply. But unfortunately every year Pakistan show the expansion curve between supply and demand. So the gap can be overcome by utilizing the existing renewable resources, which have the capacity to fulfill future demand. The scientific proof has been mounting for many years to use renewable energy (RE) resources. One of these shared resources is wind energy that presently seems like the primary emerging supply source of energy around the globe. The wind is such type of natural resource that capable to supply the unstoppable energy from wind turbines. The wind energy can play a significant role to supply economical and environmentally friendly energy. The wind energy only needs basic information about wind conditions for windmills installation at a localized place. So the World Bank conducts the study of each wind speed information obtained from the installed station in the selected region of the world including Pakistan for an extent of 3 years. In this research, the wind availability is being observed for the coastal megacity, of Pakistan on the basis of World Bank data.

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Techno - Economic assessment of wind power potential of Hawke's Bay using Weibull parameter: A review

Cited by 69 publications

References 49 publications

Comparison of Small-Scale Wind Energy Conversion Systems: Economic Indexes

Comparison of Small-Scale Wind Energy Conversion Systems: Economic Indexes

Wind and Solar Energy Resources Potential across Coastal Mega Cities, of Pakistan

Wind Energy Status and Potential Assessment across Coastal Mega City, of Pakistan

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