On-Farm Renewable Energy Systems: A Systematic Review

Pestisha, Albiona; Gabnai, Zoltán; Chalgynbayeva, Aidana; Lengyel, Péter; Bai, Attila

doi:10.3390/en16020862

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“…Biomass has great potential related to the development of locally balanced areas, mainly rural ones [96]. Simulation studies are being conducted more and more often, and finally, pilot projects related to the use of agricultural by-products to ensure the self-sufficiency of farms are being implemented.…”

Section: Self-sufficient Systems Based On Pv and Energy Storagementioning

confidence: 99%

“…Simulation studies are being conducted more and more often, and finally, pilot projects related to the use of agricultural by-products to ensure the self-sufficiency of farms are being implemented. These products (animal excrement and solid municipal waste) have low economic value, but relatively high energy value, which justifies their use for energy purposes [96]. The use of biogas as a flexible energy source in conjunction with other sources of renewable energy (wind turbine irrigation pumps and the development of agrovoltaic systems) will enable the creation of more reliable systems [96].…”

Section: Self-sufficient Systems Based On Pv and Energy Storagementioning

confidence: 99%

“…These products (animal excrement and solid municipal waste) have low economic value, but relatively high energy value, which justifies their use for energy purposes [96]. The use of biogas as a flexible energy source in conjunction with other sources of renewable energy (wind turbine irrigation pumps and the development of agrovoltaic systems) will enable the creation of more reliable systems [96]. Using optimization techniques related to the distribution and size of distributed generation, a significant reduction in power losses can be achieved [96].…”

Section: Self-sufficient Systems Based On Pv and Energy Storagementioning

confidence: 99%

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Trends in Locally Balanced Energy Systems without the Use of Fossil Fuels: A Review

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In recent years, the idea of the operation of energy systems (power systems, heating systems) has changed significantly. This paper is an overview of locally balanced energy systems without the use of fossil fuels. The paper justifies the concept of local energy balancing in a new energy system that does not use fossil fuels (coal, natural gas, and crude oil), based on European Union guidelines and formal documents as well as the literature on the subject. In this context, the issue of local energy self-sufficiency, utilizing renewable energy sources, as well as the concept of local smart grids based on innovative market mechanisms are raised. Attention is also paid to technical issues with regard to locally balanced energy systems, in particular photovoltaic sources and energy storage. Challenges related to the use of electrical protection in networks with many sources of energy are described. In such networks, the power flow is not in one direction only. Moreover, the selection of protections is problematic due to the distribution of short-circuit currents. Additionally, earth fault currents in such networks may be distorted, and this negatively affects the operation of residual current devices. The basic nomenclature describing locally balanced systems has been sorted out as well. Finally, possible future research paths in the field of creating locally balanced systems without the use of fossil fuels are presented.

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Section: Self-sufficient Systems Based On Pv and Energy Storagementioning

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Section: Self-sufficient Systems Based On Pv and Energy Storagementioning

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“…No comprehensive bibliometric, text analysis, or content analysis research on this topic has been done. However, there have been some studies with a narrower focus, for instance, bibliometric analysis has been used in a paper on agro-food crisis caused by the Russo-Ukrainian war (Peng, et al, 2023), also in a review on renewable energy systems (Pestisha, 2023). Scientometric analysis is used to investigate green bonds (Marín-Rodríguez, 2022).…”

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A butterfly's wingbeat or a global village – a bibliometric review of the impact of the Russo- Ukrainian war

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What happens thousands of kilometres away from us today affects our daily life and has global consequences much faster and more acutely than, for instance, 100 years ago. Ukraine and Russia have been in a military conflict since February 2014, which escalated into a full-scale Russian aggression war on February 24, 2022.In the current paper, we observe the trends in how and to what extent the aspects of the Russo-Ukrainian war have reached scientific circulation. What is the circle of authors dealing with the topic, has the different geographical location affected the focus of research, what fields of research and topics does it cover, and what is the scope of the impact of the war?

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“…In agriculture, solar energy can dry hay, heat water, build more efficient greenhouses, provide energy for buildings and equipment that are away from residential power lines, etc. Mandatory use of energy supply measures in all sectors will increase the role of RES [10,11].…”

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Agrivoltaics and Aquavoltaics: Potential of Solar Energy Use in Agriculture and Freshwater Aquaculture in Croatia

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Radman

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Agrivoltaics and aquavoltaics combine renewable energy production with agriculture and aquaculture. Agrivoltaics involves placing solar panels on farmland, while aquavoltaics integrates photovoltaic systems with water bodies and aquaculture. This paper examines the benefits and challenges of agrivoltaics and aquavoltaics, focusing on their potential for Croatian agriculture and freshwater aquaculture. Benefits include dual land use, which allows farmers to produce clean energy while maintaining agricultural practices. They diversify renewable energy sources and reduce dependence on fossil fuels and greenhouse gas emissions. Solar panels in agrivoltaics provide shade, protect crops, reduce water needs, and increase yields. Challenges include high initial costs and limited accessibility, especially for small farmers. Integration with existing systems requires careful planning, considering irrigation, soil moisture, and crop or fish production. Maintenance and cleaning present additional challenges due to dust, debris, and algae. Policy and regulatory frameworks must support implementation, including incentives, grid integration, land use regulations, and conservation. The location, resources, and crops grown in Croatia present an opportunity for agrivoltaics and aquavoltaics, considering cultivation methods, species, and regulatory requirements.

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On-Farm Renewable Energy Systems: A Systematic Review

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