study of a wind/pv/battery hybrid system – case study at plaka in greece
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Abstract
The primary objective of this study is to determine the optimum hybrid system able to supply the necessary electrical
load of a typical community in a remote location in Greece. The renewable energy systems were comprised of different
combinations of PV modules and wind turbines supplemented with battery storage. A software tool, HOMER is used for
the analysis. The hybrid system analysis has showed that the minimum cost of energy is 0.268 $/kWh with 10% annual
capacity of shortage. The optimum hybrid system is comprised of 1.5 kW PV array, 1 wind generator, 3 kW power
converter and 14 storage batteries.
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| Authors | ;J. G. Fantidis;D. V. Bandekas;N. Vordos |
| Journal | communications in statistics: simulation and computation |
| Year | 2015 |
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