An Economic Evaluation of Small-scale Distributed Electricity Generation Technologies

Abstract

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Application of Distributed Electricity Generation Systems in Agricultural Greenhouses

“…The authors mentioned that the use of distributed energy generation using locally available REs could assist in the sustainable electrification of rural areas in developing countries which lack access to grid electricity. Hansen and Bower [13], have evaluated the small-scale DEG technologies. The authors mentioned that numerous renewable and small scale DG technologies are currently economically and technically viable.…”

The quality of electric energy on tires of 35 kV in the parallel work of the traction substation with a wind power plant

“…Тому основною метою функціонування електроенергетичної галузі є надійне і економічне постачання споживачів електричною енергією необхідної якості. Саме тому, у багатьох країнах світу нині, разом з розвитком централізованого електропостачання, усе більш активно підтримується тенденція широкомасштабного переходу до застосування джерел розподіленої генерації енергії (ДРГ) [1][2][3][4][5][6]. При цьому в зоні дії централізованого енергопостачання ДРГ дуже добре інтегруються з системами цього типу.…”

Energy Management of Stand-Alone Hydrokinetic Power Supply System with Battery Energy Storage for Rural Electrification

“…The problem statement of this paper is that the load center of non-electrified villages is located far away from the substation and the national grid. The need of reasonable and reliable electricity is very much necessary to improve remote rural areas in developing countries [2]. In these regions, electric power is provided by various options.…”