Energy Impacts on Climate Change: Issues, Challenges and Solutions with Clean Conversion Technology

Das, Uttara; Nandi, Champa; Bhattacharjee, Sekhar; Mandal, Sarbani

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“…46 Grid-connected hybrid wind pumped hydro storage system is designed for providing continuous power supply to the consumers. 1 Now, Table 5 shows the summary of studies based on HES with ESS. Figure 10 shows the percentage of articles studied for ESS of HES.…”

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A systematic literature review on hybrid energy system

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Generation of energy has to increase due to society's demand escalation. However, generation from conventional sources is one of the major reasons for greenhouse gas emission, which is a key reason for global warming and climate change issues. To mitigate the emission of greenhouse gas and to protect the environment from pollution, renewable energy sources (RESs) are the one and only effective solution till date. To reduce the fluctuation of RESs on energy generation, a RES-based hybrid system is an innocuous solution. Here, a brief discussion of hybrid systems and their opportunities are presented and reviewed the role of the different combinations of renewable energy-based hybrid systems to reduce environmental pollution, generation costs, improve efficiency, and achieve a continuous power output of the system. A discussion is made on the importance of the site selection and the importance of different kinds of storage systems for energy generation. Result of article gives a brief idea regarding different factors to design future hybrid energy system (HES).

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“…The increasing sea level threatens the coastal cities and low-lying islands. 1 All these are happening due to large-scale use of fossil fuels that creates environmental contamination. From electrical or power background, the main sources of greenhouse gases emission are fossil fuel-based energy sectors as it burns fossil energy.…”

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A systematic literature review on hybrid energy system

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“…This has encouraged people to invest in installation of solar plants in residences, which will have a positive impact on the environment. Middle Eastern countries face extreme temperatures with little rainfall, so these countries have begun adopting power generation through renewable resources [36]. This could help such countries lessen their contributions to global warming.…”

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Economic Feasibility of a Renewable Integrated Hybrid Power Generation System for a Rural Village of Ladakh

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This paper mainly dealt with the technical and economic feasibility of an off-grid hybrid power generation system for a remote rural Turtuk village of Ladakh, located in the northern part of India. The study showed that the proposed configured renewable integrated hybrid system, using Hybrid Optimization of Multiple Energy Resources (HOMER) software, efficiently met the energy demand, exhibiting optimum performance with low investment. The proposed PV(115 kW)/Wind(1 kW)/Battery(164 strings of 6 V each)/DG(50 kW) hybrid system was a highly commendable, feasible solution preferred from a total of 133,156 available solutions resulting from HOMER simulations. The net present cost and energy cost of the proposed configuration were $278,176 and $0.29/kWh, respectively. The proposed hybrid configuration fulfilled local load, with 95.97% reduced dominant harmful carbon dioxide emission, as compared to the sole us of a diesel generator power supply system. The technical performance of the hybrid system was ensured, with advantages including the highest renewable penetration and least unmet load. Furthermore, the analysis exclusively evaluated the impact of the system’s economic parameters (namely, its expected inflation rate, nominal discount rate, and project lifetime) on the net present cost and cost of energy of the system using a noble single fix duo vary approach.

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Energy Impacts on Climate Change: Issues, Challenges and Solutions with Clean Conversion Technology

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A systematic literature review on hybrid energy system

A systematic literature review on hybrid energy system

Economic Feasibility of a Renewable Integrated Hybrid Power Generation System for a Rural Village of Ladakh

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