Relative comparison of standalone renewable energy system battery storage requirements for residential, industrial and commercial loads

Prajapati, Sandhya; Fernandez, Eugene

doi:10.1504/ijret.2020.10030288

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“…A power backup system is very important for unreliable grid since solar is an intermittent source of energy. Thus, the battery becomes useful during cloudy days and at night when the grid is down (Shabani and Chaaban, 2020;Fernandez and Prajapati, 2020). A generic lead-acid battery of nominal capacity, nominal voltage, and the maximum capacity of 12 V, 1 kWh, and 83.4 Ah, respectively.…”

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Investigation of net metering as a tool for increasing electricity access in Malawi

Chisale¹,

Chisanu²,

Macheso³

et al. 2022

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Globally increasing energy demand has had a significant impact on development. In Malawi, the net metering policy, which is part of the framework for independent power producers, has the potential to improve energy access. The purpose of this paper was to investigate the use of net metering policy as a means of improving reliability and access to electricity. The HOMER software was used to size solar PV systems while accounting for net metering at the household level. Reliability indicators such as forced outage rate (FOR), loss of load probability (LOLP), loss of load expectation (LOLE), and expected load loss (ELL) were calculated to be

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confidence: 99%