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Optimization of Hybrid Renewable Energy System (HRSE) Using Homer Pro.

Sajid Ahammed

Subject area: Science,Engineering and Technology  ·  Area of research: Renewable Energy

Abstract

The responsible way of utilizing energy sources is highly debatable these days. It is crucial to select the right source of energy with proper reasoning. A vast majority of factors ought to be taken into account such as being environmentally friendly, stable, cost effective, efficient and clean. As higher wind flow and hydro energy sources. Various methods of harnessing these renewable energy sources are already available. But the main challenge is the utilization of these resources in a sustainable and sufficient manner. Factors such as wastage of excess power wastage due to less demand is a major concern in this type of systems. Properly designing a system which can utilize this extra produced power into converting or conserving power for future use is the main concern in this design proposal. Following these reasons are why the exploration of new and effective renewable energy sources and methods of harnessing are done. To further increase efficiency and productivity, stand-alone hybrid renewable energy systems are designed. In this paper, the possibilities of solar and wind renewable energy systems are discussed and possible methods are presented with comprehensive supporting data and reasoning by Homer Pro software.

Keywords

Renewable Energy, Stand-alone, Homer Pro, Photovoltaic, Solar Energy, GHG

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Sajid Ahammed "Optimization of Hybrid Renewable Energy System (HRSE) Using Homer Pro." Iconic Research And Engineering Journals Volume 5 Issue 5 2021 Page 192-201
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