Current status of running renewable energy in Bangladesh and future prospect: A global comparison

Abdullah-Al-Mahbub, Md.; Islam, Abu Reza Md. Towfiqul

doi:10.1016/j.heliyon.2023.e14308

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“…Estimates of CO 2 emissions from primary energy use for electricity production in Bangladesh using fossil fuels are obtained by dividing the amount used of each type of energy source (coal, oil, and natural gas) by the IPCC's “Carbon dioxide Emissions Factors” [ 17 ], shown in Table 9 .…”

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Sustainable wind energy potential in Sandwip and Kalapara coastal regions of Bangladesh: A way of reducing carbon dioxide emissions

Abdullah-Al-Mahbub,

Islam

2024

Heliyon

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“…Due to its geographic position, the prospect for clean renewable energy sources in Bangladesh is substantial [ 17 ]. Currently, switching to sustainable sources of power like wind and solar power is the best course of action.…”

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Sustainable wind energy potential in Sandwip and Kalapara coastal regions of Bangladesh: A way of reducing carbon dioxide emissions

Abdullah-Al-Mahbub,

Islam

2024

Heliyon

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“…The ability to overcome flaws is a crucial feature to take into account. Renewable power plants will be turned off instantly when system faults happen without fault ride-through capability assessments [15], [16]. If renewable energy sources are widely used, there may be significant blackouts on a large scale [17], [18].…”

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Grid impact analysis on wind power plant interconnection in strengthening electricity systems

Senen,

Kurniawan,

Dini

et al. 2024

IJEECS

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The Timor system is one of the large systems in the East Nusa Tenggara region. Based on the general plan for electricity supply for 2021-2030, there is a plan to interconnect a 2x11 MW wind power plant. The addition of wind power plants will pose a considerable threat to the system due to the intermittency nature of renewable energy plants. Therefore, a comprehensive grid impact study is needed to convince network managers that adding wind farms will not cause disruptions to the system either locally or in general and is expected to strengthen the electricity system. The power flow simulation results, installing a 2x11 MW wind farm on the Timor system can improve voltage quality and reduce losses on both 70 and 150 kV systems. For transient stability, the frequency value on the Timor system still meets the grid code requirements. In addition, the simulation results of the intermittency impact of the wind power plant output show that the Timor system is still in a stable condition. The stability of the rotor angle of the existing power plant when the transient stability simulation is carried out shows that it is still in a balanced condition.

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“…World Bank supported many deployments of this solution between 2000 -2020 in developing countries [1]. From Cote d'Ivoire in western Africa [2] to Bangladesh in South Asia [3], this solar solution provides an alternative to the conventional source of electricity. Successful implementation of this solution was affected by various factors [1] such as the financial model [4] for the Bangladesh case or related to the education level in Uganda [5].…”

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Relief (Recursive Elimination of Feature) method for Solar Home System (SHS) analysis in Delta Mahakam

Santosa,

Karlinasari,

Hartulistiyoso

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The area of Delta Mahakam has not been accessible by an electricity network for a long time and has been relying on gasoline as a source of electric power generation for daily and economic activity. The community uses the Solar Home System (SHS) unit for their home and public facility. The provision of these SHSs units was an activity of a community development program from a company having industrial activity in the area. This research aims to identify the SHS unit’s condition and the attributes relevant to the condition of the SHS unit. An SHS condition was determined by gathering data on the technical specification such as unit power size and battery capacity, electricity utilization, and its financing model. Data is collected using field survey, data collection, and interviews with respondents. The data was then analysed by the Recursive Elimination of Feature (Relief) method to select features sensitive to the condition of the SHS unit. The result of this study showed that the majority of SHS units are still functional to satisfy the electricity need. The set of attributes used in this research were accurate for the intended classes of SHS condition. This result provides information beneficial to improve the existing program and impact the community.

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Current status of running renewable energy in Bangladesh and future prospect: A global comparison

Cited by 24 publications

References 54 publications

Sustainable wind energy potential in Sandwip and Kalapara coastal regions of Bangladesh: A way of reducing carbon dioxide emissions

Sustainable wind energy potential in Sandwip and Kalapara coastal regions of Bangladesh: A way of reducing carbon dioxide emissions

Grid impact analysis on wind power plant interconnection in strengthening electricity systems

Relief (Recursive Elimination of Feature) method for Solar Home System (SHS) analysis in Delta Mahakam

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