Feasibility analysis of solar photovoltaic-wind hybrid energy system for household applications

Al‐Turjman, Fadi; Qadir, Zakria; Abujubbeh, Mohammad; Batunlu, Canraş

doi:10.1016/j.compeleceng.2020.106743

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“…Clusters 1 and 2 have less consumption at nighttime even though it is a big interval, which might mean they could be working late at night and their consumption is higher during the day, which also means they use most of the power during the daytime. Moreover, clusters 1, 4, 6, 7 have equal amounts of consumption in the morning and day and are a bit high in overall consumption, which predicts that they have big families or are retired people who stay at home throughout the day [ 26 ]. The energy consumption and demand reach their peak during the summer season, which accounts for the noticeable peaks in the results.…”

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Cluster Analysis and Model Comparison Using Smart Meter Data

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Qadir

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Sensors

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Load forecasting plays a crucial role in the world of smart grids. It governs many aspects of the smart grid and smart meter, such as demand response, asset management, investment, and future direction. This paper proposes time-series forecasting for short-term load prediction to unveil the load forecast benefits through different statistical and mathematical models, such as artificial neural networks, auto-regression, and ARIMA. It targets the problem of excessive computational load when dealing with time-series data. It also presents a business case that is used to analyze different clusters to find underlying factors of load consumption and predict the behavior of customers based on different parameters. On evaluating the accuracy of the prediction models, it is observed that ARIMA models with the (P, D, Q) values as (1, 1, 1) were most accurate compared to other values.

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Cluster Analysis and Model Comparison Using Smart Meter Data

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Qadir

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“…As in the case of Poland, the hybrid system is also economically viable, as it provides an energy cost lower than the current price of energy supplied from the national grid. Moreover, it is indicated that the hybrid model can be used globally for various areas with different metrological parameters [66]. In a similar model for Southern Norway, it was noted that, in addition to the potential economic benefits when the producer's gas price does not exceed the threshold level, there are also environmental benefits related to the reduction in greenhouse gas emissions [67].…”

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Economic Profitability of a Hybrid Approach to Powering Residual Households from Natural Sources in Two Wind Zones of the Lubuskie Voivodeship in Poland

Kułyk

Augustowski

2021

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The research was a response to the search for alternative energy sources and the assessment of their profitability and legitimacy of use. The assessment used combined energy sources in the form of wind, solar, and natural gas energy. The research was carried out in various locations with varying degrees of sunlight and in various wind zones, which was motivated by the adopted strategy of increasing the importance of non-conventional energy sources and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The evaluation was performed using the Homer Grid software. The studies showed the justification for the use of hybrid energy sources, combining renewable and non-renewable sources, at the current stage of development. In the conditions of the Lubuskie Voivodeship, the level of insolation was more important than the more favourable wind zone in such a model. Higher economic efficiency of the hybrid model was obtained in the southern location, with slightly less favourable conditions for wind installations. At the same time, the investments were economically profitable and allowed for their return in the perspective of at least eleven years, even at current prices.

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“…However, governments can influence and impact the transport behaviours and suggesting permanent behaviour after the pandemic [64]. The inclusion of electric vehicles and other means of renewable energy will boost the economic sector along with stateof-the-art wireless technologies [65][66][67][68][69][70][71][72]. The appropriate infrastructure investments can be essential for regaining trust in public and active transport.…”

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Insight into the Impact of COVID-19 on Australian Transportation Sector: An Economic and Community-Based Perspective

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The Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) is a major virus outbreak of the 21st century. The Australian government and local authorities introduced some drastic strategies and policies to control the outspread of this virus. The policies related to lockdown, quarantine, social distancing, shut down of educational institute, work from home, and international and interstate travel bans significantly affect the lifestyle of citizens and, thus, influence their activity patterns. The transport system is, thus, severely affected due to the COVID-19 related restrictions. This paper analyses how the transport system is impacted because of the policies adopted by the Australian government for the containment of the COVID-19. Three main components of the transport sector are studied. These are air travel, public transport, and freight transport. Various official sources of data such as the official website of the Australian government, Google mobility trends, Apple Mobility trends, and Moovit were consulted along with recently published research articles on COVID-19 and its impacts. The secondary sources of data include databases, web articles, and interviews that were conducted with the stakeholders of transport sectors in Australia to analyse the relationship between COVID-19 prevention measures and the transport system. The results of this study showed reduced demand for transport with the adoption of COVID-19 prevention measures. Declines in revenues in the air, freight, and public transport sectors of the transport industry are also reported. The survey shows that transport sector in Australia is facing a serious financial downfall as the use of public transport has dropped by 80%, a 31.5% drop in revenues earned by International airlines in Australia has been predicted, and a 9.5% reduction in the freight transport by water is expected. The recovery of the transport sector to the pre-pandemic state is only possible with the relaxation of COVID-19 containment policies and financial support by the government.

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Feasibility analysis of solar photovoltaic-wind hybrid energy system for household applications

Cited by 49 publications

References 14 publications

Cluster Analysis and Model Comparison Using Smart Meter Data

Cluster Analysis and Model Comparison Using Smart Meter Data

Economic Profitability of a Hybrid Approach to Powering Residual Households from Natural Sources in Two Wind Zones of the Lubuskie Voivodeship in Poland

Insight into the Impact of COVID-19 on Australian Transportation Sector: An Economic and Community-Based Perspective

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