Comprehensive review on the feasibility of developing wave energy as a renewable energy resource in Australia

Wimalaratna, Yuhani Pamodha; Hassan, Ateeb; Afrouzi, Hadi Nabipour; Mehranzamir, Kamyar; Ahmed, Jubaer; Siddique, Bazlul Mobin; Liew, San Chuin

doi:10.1016/j.cles.2022.100021

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“…All three systems use the same dispatch strategy, which is Load Following. In addition, based in Table 9, the second configuration of the hybrid energy system has the highest renewable fraction (76%) and the least diesel fuel consumed (1,190 liter/yr). The renewable fraction of the first configuration of the hybrid energy system is 65.2%, which is higher than the third configuration of the hybrid energy system, but lower than the second configuration of the hybrid energy system, as well as the fuel consumption is 1,692 liter/yr, which is lower than the third configuration of hybrid energy system but higher than the second configuration of the hybrid energy system.…”

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Techno-economic analysis of a standalone hybrid energy system in Cambodia

Jin Cheng,

Mehranzamir,

Nabipour Afrouzi

et al. 2023

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This study aims to present an economically feasible and environmental-friendly hybrid energy system that does not connect to the grid. In Cambodia, many rural areas are facing insufficient power supply problems and need more electricity supply. So, the designed system in this research can supply electric power to a community with 30 households in Krong Kracheh, Kratie Province, Cambodia. Three different designs of hybrid systems are considered. The first design is a hybrid system with PV modules, a diesel generator, and a battery. The second design is a hybrid system including a wind turbine, PV modules, diesel generator, and battery, and finally, a hybrid system that contains a wind turbine, diesel generator, and battery as the third design. According to the simulation results, the first configuration is the best design compared to the other two scenarios as it is the most cost-effective. The Present Net Cost, Cost of Energy, and system operating cost is 46,866 $, 0.268 $/kWh, and 2,327 $/yr, respectively. Besides, it has a total of 4,496.29 kg/yr pollutants emitted, which is less than the third configuration but more than the second configuration. The production of electricity for the first configuration is 23,820 kWh/yr, with a renewable fraction of 65.2%.

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“…Many developing countries, such as Cambodia, are working hard to provide electrification in rural areas nowadays. In Cambodia, over 85% of people live in rural areas [1]. However, the rural households with grid access are less than 9%, and they experience low power quality.…”

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Techno-economic analysis of a standalone hybrid energy system in Cambodia

Jin Cheng,

Mehranzamir,

Nabipour Afrouzi

et al. 2023

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“…The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) is a region that is home to over 650 million people and has a rapidly growing economy [1]. With this growth comes an increasing demand for energy to support industrialization and modernization, leading to a greater dependence on fossil fuels [2]. However, in recent years, ASEAN has made significant strides in developing renewable energy (RE) sources, which has become an important focus of the region's energy policy [3].…”

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A review of renewable energy development in ASEAN, policies, environmental and economic impact

Damu,

Wong,

Chai

et al. 2023

fusus

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This study provides a comprehensive analysis of renewable energy development in ASEAN, focusing on policies, environmental impact, and economic implications. It examines the effectiveness of renewable energy policies across member countries, highlighting challenges in implementation and the need for effective policy frameworks to drive investment. The review explores environmental concerns, including land use change, soil erosion, water use, and waste generation, while emphasizing the potential economic benefits such as GDP growth, job creation, and reduced dependence on energy imports. Addressing challenges and promoting sustainable development are crucial for achieving renewable energy targets in ASEAN.

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A prospect theory extension of data envelopment analysis model for wave‐wind energy site selection in New Zealand

Wang,

Nguyen,

Nhieu

et al. 2023

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Renewable energy sources have been utilized by countries worldwide, but offshore energy exploitation projects remain highly promising for both the world and New Zealand specifically. The selection of equipment installation locations can be challenging and requires significant investment, prompting the need for optimization in offshore energy exploitation. Wind and wave location (WWL) integrated sites offer a highly potential solution for reducing installation costs and enhancing efficiency in renewable energy exploitation. However, the decision‐making process for selecting equipment locations is crucial and directly affects the outcome. This study aims to evaluate and consider sustainable and effective equipment installation sites based on both quantitative indicators and behavioral psychology of decision making. To achieve this goal, the study utilizes the prospect theory Data Envelopment Analysis (PT‐DEA) model, which builds on PT to analyze and evaluate the effectiveness of offshore installation site selection with consideration for human psychology. By combining the results of quantitative indicators and decision‐making behavior, the study identifies sustainable and effective offshore installation sites, recommending appropriate equipment installation locations WWL. The study is also compared and referenced with relevant plans, projects, and development policies in New Zealand for confirmation.

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Comprehensive review on the feasibility of developing wave energy as a renewable energy resource in Australia

Cited by 13 publications

References 29 publications

Techno-economic analysis of a standalone hybrid energy system in Cambodia

Techno-economic analysis of a standalone hybrid energy system in Cambodia

A review of renewable energy development in ASEAN, policies, environmental and economic impact

A prospect theory extension of data envelopment analysis model for wave‐wind energy site selection in New Zealand

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