Recent advances in the integration of renewable energy sources and storage facilities with hybrid power systems

Panda, Ambarish; Dauda, Alpesh Kumar; Chua, Howayne; Tan, Raymond R.; Aviso, Kathleen B.

doi:10.1016/j.clet.2023.100598

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“…Panda, A., et.al [10] Despite the widespread acceptance of the benefits of EES installations for power system operations, there are still some significant obstacles associated with their deployment. These include the following: (1) choosing the best type of storage facility for a power system network (small, medium, large, or hybrid); (2) analyzing the techno-economic operational aspects of preservation integration;…”

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Integration of Electrical power systems based on Renewable energy systems

2023

IIRJET

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The increasing need for energy in the modern world cannot be met solely by conventional energy resources. One essential component of a technological revolution is electricity. Fossil fuel combustion currently provides the majority of the world's electrical needs but at the expense of damaging the environment. Nonconventional and environmentally friendly methods of producing power are taken into consideration to close the gap between supply and demand for electricity. Renewable energy systems (RESs) offer an adequate option to reduce the issues developed owing to greenhouse gasses. The main difficulties in power system dynamics, regulation, and automation brought about by the incorporation of renewable power plants are discussed in this paper. The primary areas of research going ahead will be distributed production power plant integration issues and control of electrical distribution networks. This paper addresses these subjects as well. This study examines the automation-related potential and constraints associated with incorporating a larger proportion and penetration of renewable energy as part of the grid modernization goal.

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Integration of Electrical power systems based on Renewable energy systems

2023

IIRJET

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“…Within the world's fuel and energy balance, petroleum hydrocarbons (PH) hold a pivotal position. 1 Despite ongoing pursuits for alternative energy sources, 2 the demand for oil continues to escalate. 3 This surge is not solely due to increased fuel consumption; it also stems from diverse industrial sectors relying on petroleum-derived products as fundamental raw materials for manufacturing various goods.…”

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The Effect of Thermal Steam Treatment Duration with Metallic Sodium Nanoparticles on Heavy Oil Upgrading

Trubitsina,

Katnov,

Kayumov

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Energy Fuels

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The escalating share of hard-to-extract, highly viscous oil poses tangible challenges in the realm of oil extraction. Employing thermal steam treatment (TST) technology presents a promising approach, not only for viscosity reduction but also for comprehensive upgrading of extracted hydrocarbons within the reservoir itself. This study meticulously explores the impact of the TST duration, in tandem with organodispersed metallic sodium, on the upgrading of heavy oil sourced from the Ashalcha field. Through meticulous analysis utilizing gas chromatography, SARA analysis, IR spectroscopy, and GC-MS of individual fractions, the optimal duration for enhancing oil composition was pinpointed: 72 h at a temperature of 250 °C during TST. Remarkably, the utilization of sodium nanoparticles neutralizes hydrogen sulfide and carbon dioxide while concurrently catalyzing the degradation and reduction of asphaltenes, notorious for their adverse impact on oil rheology. Noteworthy findings include a discernible upsurge in low-molecular-weight hydrocarbons within the C1−C4 range, ascertained via gas chromatography. Additionally, analysis of saturated hydrocarbon composition using GC-MS highlighted a decline in compounds characterized by longer hydrocarbon chains. IR spectroscopy unveiled alterations in the asphaltene fraction, exhibiting reduced aromaticity attributable to the unfolding of cyclic structures and the elongation of hydrocarbon chains consequent to TST in the presence of a metallic sodium-based suspension.

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“…For sustainable energy and environment, grid-supported or off-grid installations of renewable energy HPS can provide many technical, economic, and environmental advantages Manju & Sagar (2017). On-grid or off-grid HPS installations can provide many technical, economic, and environmental benefits for sustainable energy and the environment Panda et al (2023). The grid extension distance is a metric in km that balances the cost of grid extension and the cost of off-grid electrification Ortega-Arriaga et al (2021).…”

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The Techno-Economic Evaluation of the Between a Grid Extension and Hybrid Renewable Systems Considering Deferrable Loads

Demirci

2023

Int. J. Res. Granthaalayah

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The rapid depletion of fossil energy resources significantly increases the need for renewable energy resources (RES) in electricity production. Hybrid power systems (HPS) are a promising solution for rural electrification where grid extensions are uneconomical. This study investigated the technical, economic, and environmental aspects of on-grid or off-grid HPS performance for optimal rural electrification. In addition, the effects of different deferrable load values on grid extension distance (GE) and optimal off-grid system sizing were investigated. Sensitivity analyses were conducted to evaluate the effects of variations in solar irradiation potential, diesel fuel costs, and discount rates on optimal HPS sizing. In scenarios where the deferrable load is above 9%, the GEs were zero, while below 5%, they increased to 24.2 km. In contrast, when the diesel generator (DG) was integrated into HPS, the photovoltaic (PV) and energy storage system (ESS) capacities were reduced by half in the optimal scenarios, and it was found that the GE was zeros regardless of the deferrable load. In the case of the highest deferrable load, the NPC is 22.6% lower than when there is no deferrable load. NPC surpasses the energy cost in the grid-only condition when solar irradiation is less than 4 kWh/m2/day, and ESS cost multipliers are greater than 2. This study will help researchers find optimal electrification solutions that support hybrid renewable energy and environmentally friendly options.

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Recent advances in the integration of renewable energy sources and storage facilities with hybrid power systems

Cited by 28 publications

References 107 publications

Integration of Electrical power systems based on Renewable energy systems

Integration of Electrical power systems based on Renewable energy systems

The Effect of Thermal Steam Treatment Duration with Metallic Sodium Nanoparticles on Heavy Oil Upgrading

The Techno-Economic Evaluation of the Between a Grid Extension and Hybrid Renewable Systems Considering Deferrable Loads

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