Integrated Communities for the Sustainability of Renewable Energy Application: Solar Water Pumping System in Banyumeneng Village, Indonesia

Wahyuni, Nur Setyo; Wulandari, Suci; Wulandari, Ellena; Pamuji, Didit Setyo

doi:10.1016/j.egypro.2015.11.604

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“…9. A case study conducted for the application of SPVWPS in Banyamulenge Village, Indonesia 104 indicate that SPVWPS is sustainable for rural local people at least for a minimum period of 6 years. 10.…”

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“…For instance, in Mexico direct‐driven system SPVWPS reliability and its cost‐effectiveness, which are operational for more than 20 years, are analyzed 103 . The results indicate that low‐cost micro‐financing makes the SPVWPS more reliable and affordable, which leads to an increase in agricultural productivity. A case study conducted for the application of SPVWPS in Banyamulenge Village, Indonesia 104 indicate that SPVWPS is sustainable for rural local people at least for a minimum period of 6 years. The economic feasibility and technicality of PV and diesel‐based water‐pumping system are carried out 9 for five cities in Saudi Arabia and proved that PV system will avoid 24 000 tons of greenhouse gases from each site and 6.0 lakh tons of greenhouse gas during the lifetime of the project and this could also save 8900 L of diesel as well. A PV capacity of 120 Wp is used in Australia to drive water pumps from the head of 5, 10, and 15 m using with and without MPPT was compared 57 . It was found that the water flow rate increases by two times by using MPPT technique.…”

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A review of various components of solar water‐pumping system: Configuration, characteristics, and performance

Muralidhar

Rajasekar

2021

Int Trans Electr Energ Syst

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Burning fossil fuel like coal, diesel, and so on, for electricity generation is environmentally hazardous and cause increased CO 2 emissions worldwide. To meet the ever-growing energy demand, solar energy remains top and considered to be most promising one that grabbed global attention recently, especially, in the areas of rural electrification and water pumping. Moreover, the solar photovoltaic (PV) system is advantageous and highly preferred. Thus, this paper attempts to review various components of solar-powered water-pumping systems, its configuration, characteristics, and performance. Also, comparison of water-pumping system with and without maximum power point tracking (MPPT), motor and pumps selection based on water flow rate, optimal converter selection, and effective controller performance is studied. Furthermore, PV pumps behavioral study at various geographical locations is also made. Critical analysis on PV water pumping with limitation and suggestions is also highlighted. Hence, it is envisaged that the data presented in this review paper will be useful to the researchers in the selection of suitable PV techniques, pumps, motors, MPPT, and controllers for the effective design, control, and better performance of solar water-pumping system.

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Section: Critical Analysismentioning

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A review of various components of solar water‐pumping system: Configuration, characteristics, and performance

Muralidhar

Rajasekar

2021

Int Trans Electr Energ Syst

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“…Innovation diffusion challenges in late-industrialising countries (Zanello et al , 2016) and for RETs in industrialised (Luthra et al , 2015) and late-industrialising countries (Luthra et al , 2015; Negro et al , 2012) have been reviewed and summarised here. Case study reviews have been used to provide a deeper understanding of stakeholder perspectives (Jacobsson and Johnson, 2000; Reddy and Painuly, 2004); diffusion problems in Kenya (Barrie and Cruickshank, 2017; Lay et al , 2013); and solar pump diffusion problems (Wahyuni et al , 2015). The findings are organised around the integrated research framework (IRF) described in Section 3.1.…”

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“…However, it is often the maintenance expertise that is key to successful investments (Luthra et al , 2015) – this includes service providers, but also the end-users. In the case of community assets, RETs require support structures that allow defects to be reported and addressed (Wahyuni et al , 2015). In the case of individual consumers, they must have a clear understanding of the product and supporting commercial arrangements (Barrie and Cruickshank, 2017).…”

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Adoption of renewable energy technologies (RETs) using a mixed-method approach

Geddes

2020

JM2

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Purpose This paper aims to propose that the socio-technical perspective is under-represented when appraising the adoption potential of renewable energy technologies (RETs) in late-industrialising countries and that this results in under-adoption. It also aims to identify a methodological approach that allows the socio-technical perspective to be integrated into management decision-making, alongside the more typical economic appraisal methodology. Design/methodology/approach A case study and novel mixed-methodology approach is used, which applies the diffusion of innovations framework, innovation system (IS) framework and system dynamics modelling (SDM) alongside traditional economic modelling and appraisal techniques. This approach is used to assess the adoption potential of solar photovoltaic (PV) and diesel water pumping systems in the wildlife conservation sector and surrounding rural communities in Kenya. The case study approach tests the merits of the mixed-methodology approach. Findings The life-cycle costs of solar PV water pumping systems are lower in nearly all financing and utilisation scenarios; offer additional social, technical and environmental benefits; and the conditions exist for greater adoption. The use of an integrated diffusion of innovations and IS framework generates significant qualitative data that can support management decision-making. The use of SDM techniques aid conceptualisation of the community economic, water and institutional systems into which water pumps may be diffused and provide a starting point for formal SDM simulation. The results suggest that these techniques capture the socio-technical perspective well and, when used alongside traditional project appraisal approaches, produce more complete information with which to support management decision-making. Originality/value This mixed-methodology approach could be used by practitioners to increase the diffusion and adoption of RETs in more complex contexts in late-industrialising countries. The emergent theory built through the case-study approach should be tested further to assess the merits of applying these techniques to support RET management decision-making in other contexts and more broadly.

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“…Mientras tanto, la demanda de energía incrementa excesivamente a causa del aumento de la población y el desarrollo industrial, por este motivo se promueven políticas económicas, ambientales y sociales orientadas a la búsqueda de nuevas formas de suplir las necesidades energéticas de la población (Kannan y Vakeesan, 2016;Peralta y Eduardo, 2011). Es por esto que ya existen varios planes liderados por algunos países, como los miembros de la UE, los cuales tienen el propósito para el 2020 de suplir con fuentes de energía renovables más del 20% de la demanda de energía eléctrica (Gasparatos et al, 2017;Wahyuni et al,2015).…”

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Propuesta de diseño de un sistema de energía solar fotovoltaica. Caso de aplicación en la ciudad de Bogotá

Salamanca-Avila¹

2017

Rev. Cient.

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La energía solar es un recurso renovable, es decir, está siempre disponible, no se agota y se puede aprovechar en cualquier momento gracias a que es posible almacenarla. Las difíciles condiciones medioambientales, la contaminación y, de otro lado, el avance tecnológico en el desarrollo de celdas solares cada vez más eficientes, han contribuido a que en la actualidad se promueva el uso de las energías renovables como la energía solar. Adicionalmente, se ha incrementado el uso de estos sistemas pues el nivel de contaminación que produce es muy bajo y los costos de instalación se recuperan al reducir la facturación del consumo de energía prestado por empresas de servicios públicos. Por lo tanto, el uso de sistemas fotovoltaicos es un tema de mucho interés en la actualidad e implementar este tipo de sistemas aislados en la ciudad de Bogotá es posible.

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Integrated Communities for the Sustainability of Renewable Energy Application: Solar Water Pumping System in Banyumeneng Village, Indonesia

Cited by 15 publications

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A review of various components of solar water‐pumping system: Configuration, characteristics, and performance

A review of various components of solar water‐pumping system: Configuration, characteristics, and performance

Adoption of renewable energy technologies (RETs) using a mixed-method approach

Propuesta de diseño de un sistema de energía solar fotovoltaica. Caso de aplicación en la ciudad de Bogotá

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